An evening where the grand orchestral stage becomes a launching pad for new names. The violin, cello, and two pianos take center stage in the virtuosic concerts of Wieniawski, Liszt, and Grieg, while Tchaikovsky adds delicate lyricism. The audience will have a rare chance to hear how a future career is born. The series of performances with young soloists always keeps the tension high: here, courage, clarity of thought, and the ability to engage in a conversation with the orchestra on equal terms are crucial. This time, different instruments and personalities meet on stage, making the program perceived as a mosaic of vibrant musical portraits. The evening's soloists will be Sofia Yakovenko (violin), Polina Thai (cello), as well as pianists Philipp Rudenko and Pyotr Akulov. They will be supported by the Academic Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow Philharmonic under the direction of Igor Manasherov. The large stage and dense orchestration require precision and focus - and it is in such conditions that the timbre, sense of form, and personal style of each performer are especially noticeable. Looking for places to go with children in Moscow? Check our website.