One of the most poignant requiems in the history of music, complemented by a bright and transparent clarinet score. Soloist and conductor Ivan Stolbov leads a powerful ensemble: the choir and symphony orchestra of the Cappella. Immerse yourself in Mozart's genius - from intimate lyricism to a philosophical finale. On this evening, the Cappella of St. Petersburg invites you to experience one of the strongest musical revelations - Mozart's "Requiem." This piece, shrouded in legends and mystique, will be performed by the Choir and Symphony Orchestra of the Cappella, conducted by Ivan Stolbov, who will also perform as a soloist in the first part of the program. The concert will open with the Clarinet Concerto in A major, K. 622 - a late work by the composer, considered the pinnacle of clarinet literature. This music is filled with soft light, transparent melancholy, and perfect architectural form. The solo clarinet seems to soar above the orchestra, creating a dialogue of light and shadow. The second part of the evening is the "Requiem" in D minor, K. 626, written by Mozart in the last months of his life. This is not just a funeral mass - it is a monumental philosophical reflection on life and death, sin and redemption. Strong choral dramaturgy, contrasts of dynamics, and poignant solo episodes - all of this makes the "Requiem" one of the most emotional and beloved scores in the history of classical music. Sharing ideas on where to go in St. Petersburg this weekend.