The St. Petersburg Chamber Choir will present a program of contemporary choral music, featuring compositions by Korolev, Banevich, and Smirnov. The emotional sound, rare repertoire, and deep meaning will create an atmosphere of musical dialogue. The St. Petersburg Chamber Choir returns to the stage of the Mariinsky Theatre Concert Hall with a program centered on modern works by domestic composers. That evening, the ensemble will perform excerpts from Anatoly Korolev's concert "Thank God for Everything," Sergey Banevich's "St. Petersburg Litany," and a composition by Dmitry Smirnov with the unusual title: "I was born in ninety-four, I was born in ninety-two...". These works are distinguished not only by their profound spiritual content but also by their lively, contemporary sound. This concert is not just a meeting with music, but a true reflection on faith, the city, time, and generations. The St. Petersburg Chamber Choir, under the direction of Elena Kurnosenko, carefully and expressively conveys the musical ideas of the authors, combining technique and emotionality in performance. The choir was founded in 1977 by Nikolai Kornev. Over the years, it has become one of the most respected ensembles in the country. The choir's repertoire includes works from spiritual classics to modern compositions, and participation in international competitions and festivals has brought it wide recognition. The recording of Rachmaninoff's "All-Night Vigil" was awarded a Grammy by the American Academy of Music in 1995. The poster for St. Petersburg is available on KudaGo.