Stars of the academic stage will gather on one stage: three soloists, three outstanding compositions, three voices resonating in dialogue with the orchestra. This evening is not just a concert, but a rare opportunity to hear Beethoven, Rossini, and Miaskovsky in one hall, in a live performance by young and vibrant musicians. Three outstanding compositions, three soloists, and the Cappella Orchestra under the direction of Alexey Vasiliev will unfold a true musical mosaic before the audience. In one evening, works by Beethoven, Rossini, and Miaskovsky will be performed, united by the idea of revealing the individuality of each instrument - piano, clarinet, and cello - in a rich symphonic space. The first part will open with Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 1 in C major. The performer is Timofey Vladimirov. This composition, full of energy, lightness, and depth, reflects the youthful enthusiasm and mature form of the German classic. Next, the "Introduction, Theme and Variations" by Gioachino Rossini for clarinet and orchestra will be performed, a bright and temperamental piece featuring Nikita Lyutikov. His clarinet voice, capricious and virtuosic, traverses the entire spectrum of moods - from playfulness to almost operatic expression. The second part is dedicated to the C minor Cello Concerto by Nikolai Miaskovsky. This deep, emotionally rich composition coexists with tragedy and bright reconciliation on equal terms. The soloist is Vasily Stepanov, revealing to the audience the emotional and philosophical layer of late Russian romanticism. The concert will be of interest to connoisseurs of academic music, as well as those seeking sincerity, individuality, and grandeur in performance.