On this evening, the stage of the Concert Hall will unite young soloists from the Saint Petersburg House of Music and the symphony orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre. Masterpieces by Mozart, Saint-Saëns, Wagenseil, and Tchaikovsky will be performed, each revealed through expressive solos of clarinet, cello, and trombone. The concert of soloists from the Saint Petersburg House of Music, accompanied by the symphony orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre under the direction of Andrey Kolyasnikov, is an evening where young performers with vibrant individuality take to one of the best stages in the country to interpret selected gems of the classical repertoire. The program opens with Tchaikovsky's Elegy from the Serenade for Strings - lyrical and profound music that immediately sets the tone for the emotional narrative of the concert. Next, Mozart's Clarinet Concerto will be performed by Vazgen Yusupov - a composition where elegance, virtuosity, and bright sadness intertwine into a single musical canvas. The next soloist, Alexey Lobikov, will present the rarely heard on stage Trombone Concerto by Wagenseil. This piece allows for the rich, warm timbre of the trombone to be heard outside the usual orchestral texture, in the foreground. The program will conclude with Camille Saint-Saëns and his famous Cello Concerto No. 1, interpreted by Bogdan Efremov - a work full of passion, drama, and technical challenges. To find out where to go in Saint Petersburg, you can visit our website.