Two piano concertos by Mozart will be performed in one evening on the stage of the Mariinsky Theatre. The bright No. 23 and the dramatic No. 24 will be played by Mira Yevtich and Abisal Gergiev, accompanied by the Symphony Orchestra. The festival "Faces of Modern Pianism" continues the series of bright events with an evening concert dedicated to the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. On stage - the Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre and two soloists: Mira Yevtich and Abisal Gergiev. The focus is on piano concertos No. 23 in A major and No. 24 in C minor, whose contrast and expressiveness allow us to see different facets of the composer's genius. The first concerto, KV 488, is written in a bright, lyrical key. In its sounds, one can hear transparent joy and a slightly sad tenderness. The dialogue between the soloist and the orchestra resembles a confidential conversation, where each motif is an intonation of feeling. Mira Yevtich in this performance emphasizes the subtle nuances, sound breathing, and poetic nature of the musical phrase. This concerto is like a diary entry of Mozart, in which one can catch his inner balance and harmony. Next will be KV 491 - dramatic, rich, with a powerful orchestral sound. One of the two minor concertos by Mozart, it is often perceived as an emotional statement, where anxiety and tension combine with philosophical depth. Abisal Gergiev emphasizes these sharp moments, building a powerful musical line. His interpretation is filled with internal movement and delicate dramaturgy. The Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre will unite both compositions into a cohesive musical statement. Such a concert will be interesting for everyone who is passionate about classical music, seeks emotional richness, and wants to hear different moods of Mozart within one program. We tell you how to organize leisure in St. Petersburg.