In one evening, the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Frederick William Herschel, and Vladimir Martynov will meet - compositions in which strict clarity, sensual energy, and philosophical focus create a rare semantic unity. The program will be performed by the orchestra "Virtuosos of Moscow." The concert program unites music from different eras and moods - from bright classics to more focused and profound compositions of the 20th century. The works resonate with each other, despite the differences in time and musical language. The concert opens with the symphony of Frederick William Herschel. In his music, one can feel both the structure of classical form and an inner freshness, as well as a temperament that is not always expected from an 18th-century composer. Then, the Oboe Concerto by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart will be performed, built on the lightness, smoothness, and expressive sound of the instrument. In the second part, the audience will hear "Enter" by Vladimir Martynov - a piece for two violins, celesta, and string orchestra. This is more focused music, inwardly directed, related not so much to external action as to state and reflection. Where to go in Moscow today, KUDAGO knows.