Salieri is a name that hides not only legends but also genuine musical discoveries. On this evening, the audience will hear his rare "Requiem," performed with the accompaniment of a choir and orchestra. Emotional power, historical context, and intellectual presentation intertwine into a single artistic canvas. The concert "The Story of a Masterpiece. Salieri's Requiem" unveils a new sound for a long-forgotten name. Antonio Salieri, often remembered only in the context of legends about rivalry with Mozart, was an outstanding composer of his time. His "Requiem in D minor" is a grand, touching work filled with tragedy, nobility, and depth. Today it returns to the stage thanks to a nuanced reading and sincere performance. The cycle is led by Artyom Vargafitik - a music journalist, lecturer, and classical music expert who can bring the context to life and uncover new meanings in familiar stories. His participation makes the concert not just a musical experience but a full-fledged intellectual event, where sound grows into narrative, and history becomes alive. On stage are the State Academic Chamber Orchestra of Russia and the State Academic Russian Choir named after A. V. Sveshnikov. These ensembles, possessing the highest performance culture, will create a powerful acoustic atmosphere that conveys the scale of Salieri's vision. At the conductor's podium is Fyodor Beznosikov, whose name is well-known to lovers of vocal-choral music. The program will also include spiritual compositions by Beethoven and Schubert: fragments of masses and psalms, selected with particular meaningful precision. They not only expand the dramatic contour of the concert but also create a musical bridge between eras and composers' worlds. On our website, we tell about free events in Moscow.