Four great names, two outstanding soloists, one evening in a hall where classical music sounds especially profound. Works by Mozart, Haydn, Mendelssohn, and Bruch performed by the Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra and the soloists of the House of Music will turn the concert into an unforgettable emotional kaleidoscope. When Mozart, Haydn, Mendelssohn, and Bruch resonate on the same stage, one can be sure - an evening of musical perfection lies ahead. The concert of the Mariinsky Theatre Symphony Orchestra and the soloists from the Saint Petersburg House of Music is an event where every chord is filled with depth, and every measure offers new discoveries. At the conductor's podium is Nikolai Tsynman, a master of precise accents and subtle dramaturgy. Listeners can expect a composition by Mozart, which has marked the beginning of musical celebrations for over a century - the overture to the opera «The Marriage of Figaro». This bright, joyful introduction will set the tone for the entire evening. Next is Haydn's Cello Concerto performed by the brilliant Alexander Ram. His playing is not just technique; it is a narrative that encompasses everything: nobility, lightness, and sincerity. The program will continue with Mendelssohn's «A Midsummer Night's Dream» - timeless music full of magic, charm, and gentle irony. Violinist Mikhail Usov will perform one of the most beautiful and dramatic concertos of the 19th century - Max Bruch's Violin Concerto with Orchestra. This piece, where every note seems to be written from the heart, will conclude the evening on a high emotional note. Our website features the current schedule of events in Saint Petersburg.