The concert "Carmina Burana" by Carl Orff and masterpieces of world classics is a unique event where 200 artists, including soloists from the Bolshoi Theatre, the Yurlov Chapel, and the "New Russia" orchestra, create an exciting atmosphere within the walls of the Svetlanov Hall. "Carmina Burana" is one of the most famous works of Carl Orff, representing a scenic cantata based on texts by medieval vagabonds. The cantata is based on a collection of 12th-century texts that combine songs about love, spring, banquet motifs, and philosophical reflections on the vicissitudes of fate. Carl Orff created this work in 1936, emphasizing the rhythmic power of the text and the musical structures of Gregorian chants, which makes the cantata extremely expressive and dramatic. The cantata features an emphasis on percussion instruments, which give the music dynamism and emotional richness. The concert also includes excerpts from Mozart's and Verdi's "Requiem," as well as other classical masterpieces: Grieg's "In the Hall of the Mountain King" and Tchaikovsky's overture "1812." Thanks to this combination of works, the concert provides a rare opportunity to enjoy the greatest moments of classical music in one evening.