An evening dedicated to the music of Tchaikovsky will unite opera scenes and chamber lyricism. In the White Hall of the Lermontov Theater, excerpts from famous operas and romances of the great composer will be performed. You can expect bright voices of soloists, emotional depth of the works, and an enchanting atmosphere of musical revelation. The music of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky is always a personal story. It contains pain, passion, hope, and recognition. The composer, marked by the subtlest psychology and dramaturgy, managed to turn each of his operas into a confession and each romance into a revelation. It is this world-operatic and romantic-that will be revealed to listeners at the concert in the White Hall of the Lermontov Theater. The occasion for the meeting is the 185th anniversary of Tchaikovsky's birth, one of the greatest composers in the world. His legacy-ten operas, three ballets, seven symphonies-has entered the golden fund of world culture. But it is in chamber and vocal works that his delicate soul and desire to express inner conflict, "intimate yet powerful drama," as he himself wrote, are especially vividly revealed. The program will feature excerpts from the operas "The Queen of Spades," "The Enchantress," "Eugene Onegin," "The Maid of Orleans," as well as exquisite romances. The stage will be shared by soloists with impressive artistic biographies: Evgeny Perunov (baritone), Zoya Tsererina (dramatic soprano), Alexander Tikhonchuk (tenor), Svetlana Orshanskaya (mezzo-soprano), Yulia Ptitsyna (soprano). Each of them is not just a performer but an interpreter capable of filling the music with living emotions. The concert will take place as part of the "Silver Age" project and will be a special event for all who appreciate Russian musical classics. It will suit both connoisseurs and those who are just beginning to get acquainted with the operatic genre. The atmosphere of the White Hall, the sound of great works, the sincerity of the performance-all this will turn the evening into a deep and moving experience. Don't miss the opportunity to hear music in which feelings live.