Masterpieces by Vivaldi and music by an unknown composer will be performed by an ensemble of ancient instruments in the traditions of Italian Baroque. At the turn of the 17th to 18th centuries, the Italian musical school was built on the art of improvisation. Composers often did not write out the notes completely, as musicians could create variations right during the performance. Even when playing a planned program in ensembles, performers still left room for free improvisation. The evening at the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul will return listeners to this rare tradition today. Lutenist Konstantin Shchenikov-Arkharov, cellist Andrey Berezin, and violinists Elena Davydova and Daria Maglevanaya will perform the surviving monuments of Italian Baroque in authentic sound. Use the promo code KUDAGO and get a 20% discount on tickets.* To find out more details, click the "Buy Ticket" button. For detailed terms of the promotion, its deadlines, and procedures, please check with the organizers.