The joint concert of Sergey Roldugin and young stars from the House of Music promises to be a true gift for Tchaikovsky fans. The symphony orchestra, bright solos, new arrangements, and a powerful finale create an emotional canvas full of drama, lyricism, and inspiration. At the Concert Hall of the St. Petersburg Capella, a program dedicated to the 185th anniversary of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky will be performed. The joint concert of Sergey Roldugin and young soloists from the House of Music is not just an evening of classical music, but a large-scale event within the framework of the St. Petersburg Forum of United Cultures. The audience will hear iconic works of the great composer performed by talented young musicians and recognized masters of the stage. The Polonaise from the opera "Eugene Onegin" will open the evening with the ceremonial brilliance of an imperial ball. It will be followed by Lensky's Aria, which will be performed in an unexpected arrangement for oboe and orchestra by Fyodor Osver, a laureate of numerous international competitions. Cellist Sergey Roldugin will present a Nocturne in an author’s arrangement for his instrument, immersing the hall in a soft and deep lyrical atmosphere. Violinist Emil Ildirekov will perform the second and third movements of the Violin Concerto, where the calm Canzonetta is replaced by a stormy finale - a true celebration of sound. The evening will conclude with the performance of the first movement of Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto - one of the most recognizable and emotionally rich works of Russian classical music will be performed by Elizaveta Klyuchereva, known for her victories in prestigious competitions in Singapore, Israel, and Italy. The concert will be conducted by People's Artist of the Russian Federation Alexander Chernushenko. This event is aimed at a wide audience - both classical music lovers and those who are just discovering its power and depth.