The chamber orchestra "Virtuosi of Moscow" will present a finely crafted program covering three centuries of musical tradition. In one evening, baroque sophistication, the rigor of classicism, and romantic fervor intertwine. A unique chance to hear rare symphonies and poignant solos in live performance. The chamber orchestra "Virtuosi of Moscow" under the direction of Vladimir Spivakov once again turns to the eternal roots of musical art. The program of this evening reveals to listeners a wide palette of styles and eras: from the depths of baroque to the rich intonations of romanticism, from the strict architecture of classicism to the sensuality of the 20th century. The concert opens with Symphony No. 11 by Felix Mendelssohn - a composition written in his youth, but already demonstrating maturity of form and emotional richness. Then, Symphony No. 5 in B minor by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach will be performed - an expressive example of the transition from baroque tradition to new forms of musical thinking. Particular attention in the program is given to works for soloist: the Concerto for Oboe and Strings by Alessandro Marcello, performed by Mikhail Shatanko, will add a chamber depth and warmth to the evening. The culmination will be the famous Adagio by Tomaso Albinoni - a poignant, almost prayer-like piece that leaves a lasting aftertaste. The concert is aimed at all who appreciate high performance mastery, artistic integrity of programs, and live contact with classical music. A musical journey with the "Virtuosi of Moscow" is not just an evening in the hall, but a touch with eternal meanings and sounds that are beyond the bounds of time.