An evening of symphonic music featuring the "Northern Symphony" orchestra promises to be an event where Eastern fairy tales intertwine with Russian drama. Powerful performances, a charismatic conductor, a poignant piano solo, and the immortal masterpieces of Rimsky-Korsakov and Tchaikovsky will create a vivid emotional palette. The concert at the Mariinsky Theatre Concert Hall unites two musical worlds - Eastern fairy tale fantasy and European romantic drama. This is an evening where outstanding Russian composers meet the brightest performers of our time on one stage. At the center of the program are the works of Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov and Pyotr Tchaikovsky, performed by the "Northern Symphony" orchestra under the baton of maestro Fabio Mastrangelo. The suite "Scheherazade" is one of the most recognizable pieces of Russian symphonic music, where the East comes alive in the sound of the orchestra. This musical narrative, inspired by "One Thousand and One Nights," unfolds with colorful timbres, melodic inventiveness, and imagery. The audience is in for an exciting journey through the pages of Eastern epic. The First Piano Concerto by Tchaikovsky will also be performed - dramatic, expressive, with a rich piano part. The evening's soloist, Elizaveta Ukrainskaya, promises to fill it with delicate sensitivity and expressiveness capable of touching the heart of every listener. Over the years, the "Northern Symphony" orchestra has become one of the most notable ensembles on the cultural map of St. Petersburg. Its repertoire spans compositions from various eras and genres. The ensemble actively tours, participates in international festivals and music forums, consistently demonstrating a high level of performance. Where to go in St. Petersburg can be found on our website.