On this evening, one of the strongest musical statements of the 20th century will be performed - Dmitri Shostakovich's Seventh Symphony. The Donetsk Academic Symphony Orchestra and the St. Petersburg Cappella Symphony Orchestra will unite on one stage to convey the greatness of heroism and the unconquered spirit of the people through the language of music. Shostakovich's Symphony No. 7 is one of those works that cannot be listened to indifferently. In its sounds lives the breath of history, pain, hope, and the strength of spirit. This music was first performed in besieged Leningrad and became a symbol of resilience, faith, and unity. The project "Orchestra of the Unconquered - To the Great Victory" brings together musicians from the Donetsk Academic Symphony Orchestra named after Sergei Prokofiev and the St. Petersburg Cappella Symphony Orchestra. Under the baton of conductor Mikhail Ilyushchenko, the grand "Leningrad" Symphony will sound - a hymn to human courage and the unbroken heart of the people. The Donetsk Orchestra is a unique ensemble with a 90-year history, having survived decades of trials but not losing inspiration and faith in the power of art. Its musicians have performed on dozens of stages across Russia, including as part of the #ORCHESTRANOTCONQUERED project, and have filled halls everywhere. Their art has become not just a part of cultural life - it has become a symbol of life that continues to resonate even when surrounded by the silence of war. The evening at the St. Petersburg Cappella promises to be not just a concert, but an event in which music transforms into a chronicle of memory. This is a chance to touch a great legacy, to hear the symphony as the voice of time, and to feel the emotional power that can connect generations. All entertainment in St. Petersburg is gathered on our website.