The lively, sparkling music of Mozart fills the hall with light and drama. Performed by a new generation orchestra, inspiring compositions will be presented, intertwining passion, lyricism, and festive power. This musical experience brings energy and anticipation for the grand celebration. There is music that does not lose its strength and meaning over time. Among such works are Mozart's compositions, where delicacy, light, and powerful inner energy intertwine. In the festive program of the Camerata Komitas orchestra, Symphony No. 40 will be performed - one of the deepest and most recognizable creations of the Austrian composer. This music is known for its rich dramaturgy and emotional depth. It sounds strict and passionate, shimmering with shades of light and shadow, touching the most delicate strings of the soul. Despite its centuries-old age, the piece remains incredibly alive - it is still performed, discussed, and felt. The concert will be particularly interesting due to the composition of the ensemble: Camerata Komitas is a young orchestra uniting laureates of prestigious international competitions. Among them are winners of the Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, Ysaye, Oistrakh, Gershwin, Kogan, Beethoven, and many others. These performers see academic music not just as a heritage, but as a form of living expression. At the podium is Ernest Alaverdyan, a conductor awarded the Boris Tchaikovsky Prize. His interpretations of Weinberg, Lutoslawski, and Alban Berg's works are recognized by professionals and listeners alike. He collaborates with leading Russian ensembles and gives each program a clear form and character.