On one stage, three stars of contemporary classical music will meet - an outstanding conductor, a virtuoso violinist, and a bright cellist. They will unite in performing works by two geniuses - Brahms and Beethoven. A rare edition of the Third Symphony will be performed, as well as a piece for two soloists and orchestra. That evening at the Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, works will be presented in which each orchestra member has a significant role, and the soloists literally engage in a musical dialogue. The concert will bring together three prominent figures on stage: conductor Alexander Sladkovsky, violinist Pavel Milyukov, and cellist Narek Akhnazaryan. Accompanied by the Russian National Youth Symphony Orchestra, they will present two major academic works - a concerto and a symphony. The program will begin with Johannes Brahms' double concerto for violin and cello with orchestra. This piece is characterized not only by technical complexity but also by emotional richness: the two solo instruments enter into a dispute, support each other, and unfold in a rich palette of feelings. In the second part of the evening, Beethoven's Third Symphony - the famous "Eroica" - will be performed. Its performance will be special, as it will feature an edition by composer Gustav Mahler, in which the score is enriched with a new perspective and orchestral accents. This version gives listeners the opportunity to hear a familiar piece anew and rethink its dramaturgy. If you don't know where to stroll in Moscow, visit KudaGo.