A profound concert performed by the St. Petersburg Chamber Choir and Olga Borodina will gift listeners the magic of Russian sacred music. The program is built around Rachmaninoff's great work - All-Night Vigil, performed a cappella. One of the most exalted works of Russian sacred music - Sergei Rachmaninoff's "All-Night Vigil" - will be performed at the Mariinsky Theatre Concert Hall by the St. Petersburg Chamber Choir and mezzo-soprano Olga Borodina. This unique event is not only for connoisseurs of choral music but for anyone seeking silence, strength, and enlightenment in art. Rachmaninoff created "All-Night Vigil" in 1915, at the peak of his spiritual and musical inspiration. This work for mixed choir a cappella combines ancient chants, Russian choral tradition, and the deeply personal experiences of the composer. It sounds like a prayer, an inner monologue, and a hymn to the eternal. The St. Petersburg Chamber Choir is one of the recognized leaders in performing sacred music. Its interpretation of "All-Night Vigil" in 1995 was nominated for a Grammy, which has already become part of cultural history. The ensemble, founded by Nikolai Kornev, is known for its rich programs, international victories, and participation in recording soundtracks for theater and cinema. Today, the choir continues traditions, creating an audio anthology of Russian choral music from the 17th to the 21st century. A special sound will be added to the evening by the participation of Olga Borodina - a great mezzo-soprano, whose name is associated with the brightest pages of the Russian vocal school. Her voice, combined with the delicate choral palette, will create an atmosphere of reverent concentration. All entertainment in St. Petersburg is gathered on our website.