The Governor's Symphony Orchestra of St. Petersburg concludes its anniversary season at the Capella with a grand program of Brahms' compositions. Immersion in the romantic power of the Second Piano Concerto and the philosophical depth of the Fourth Symphony promises unforgettable emotions. A grand musical event will take place at the Capella in St. Petersburg - the final concert of the 80th season of the Governor's Symphony Orchestra. The ensemble, conducted by Anton Lubchenko, will perform an extensive program dedicated to Johannes Brahms, one of the greatest composers of the Romantic era. The festive evening will open with the Second Piano Concerto, a composition that Brahms himself considered particularly personal. In it, he reflected on life, art, and time, dedicating it to his teacher Eduard Marxsen. This music is imbued with the spirit of maturity, yet it is not devoid of lightness and brightness. At the piano is the acclaimed soloist Philipp Kopachevsky, whose mastery has captivated audiences many times. In the second part of the evening, the Fourth Symphony in E minor will be performed - Brahms' last symphonic work. In this composition, the composer looks back to musical history, incorporating elements of Baroque polyphony, while simultaneously paving the way for future musical discoveries. This work is filled with drama, depth, and genuine sincerity that can touch every listener. Where to go in St. Petersburg, we tell on our website.