A concert that combines the power of symphonic sound and youthful enthusiasm. The Camerata Komitas orchestra and young laureates of prestigious competitions will perform three masterpieces by Mozart - dramatic, lyrical, and brilliant. An evening of discoveries, inspiration, and musical perfection awaits you. Mozart's genius continues to inspire generations - and here is a new encounter with his music performed by the Camerata Komitas chamber orchestra and young pianists, laureates of international competitions. On this evening, three iconic works of the composer will be performed on stage - two piano concertos and the famous fortieth symphony. Concerto No. 20 in D minor is one of Mozart's most dramatic works. However, despite the internal tension, the finale ends on a major note, bringing hope and light. The composer wrote this concerto for a wide audience, to surprise, touch, and delight. Next is Concerto No. 21, known as the "Great Viennese Concerto," radiating grandeur, brilliance, and joy. Its sunny D major sound and brilliant piano part demonstrate the virtuosity and brightness of young Mozart. The evening will conclude with Symphony No. 40 in G minor - one of the greatest orchestral compositions, filled with emotions, contradictions, and deep philosophy. This is not just music - it is a confession told without words. At the piano are the laureates of the prestigious Vladimir Krainev competition: Kirill Rogovoy and Arseniy Lanin. At the podium is Ernest Alaverdyan, a conductor with a unique taste and sense of form, uniting young and already recognized musicians into a cohesive sound.