Organ drive, baroque passion, and the voice of the Mozart era - all this will unite in one evening. Dmitry Sinkovsky and the ensemble La voce strumentale will present a concert where the hammerklavier will come to life, the vocals will soar, and Mozart's masterpieces will be revealed in a bright, fresh, and emotional performance. Dmitry Sinkovsky is a conductor, violinist, vocalist, and one of the most prominent interpreters of baroque and classical music. His ensemble La voce strumentale is a group where historical accuracy combines with lively temperament and modern presentation. In this concert, compositions by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart will be performed with inspiration, energy, and attention to the style of the era. The audience can expect a rich and emotional program. One of the central pieces will be Piano Concerto No. 20 with orchestra - one of the darkest and most dramatic compositions by Mozart, written in a minor key. The soloist will be Olga Davnis, who will perform the part on the hammerklavier, the historical predecessor of the piano. This instrument will give the sound a rare softness and baroque transparency, creating an atmosphere of a genuine musical journey through time. Vocal colors will be added to the evening by mezzo-soprano Yana Dyakova performing the motet "Exsultate, jubilate" - a hymn of joy and light, written by young Mozart in Italy. This piece will sound like a flash of inner light against the backdrop of dramatic orchestrations. The program will conclude with Symphony No. 40 in G minor - one of the most recognizable and tense symphonies by Mozart. Its impulsive dynamics, lyrical lines, and emotional depth will create a powerful final chord of the evening. If you don't know where to walk in Moscow, visit KudaGo.