In one program, the elegance of Haydn, the strict plasticity of Stravinsky, and the early drama of Schubert will meet. Such an evening is valuable for its rare balance: the chamber precision of the ensemble, solo piano, and the music of three very different composers come together to create a cohesive impression, where each piece changes the listening perspective in its own way. This evening is interesting primarily for how the program itself is structured. It features Stravinsky, Haydn, and Schubert side by side - composers from different eras and with different musical characters. But in such proximity, it is especially clear how the language of academic music changes and how the same orchestral composition can be clear, plastic, or internally anxious. Therefore, the poster is perceived as a thoughtful movement from one artistic logic to another. The evening opens with Igor Stravinsky's ballet "Apollo Musagete." This piece is valued for its strict lines, graphic musical thought, and a special sense of form, in which there is nothing superfluous. For the listener, such music works almost like an exact drawing - with a clear structure and noble restraint. In the performance of a chamber ensemble, it sounds convincing, as every stroke and every movement of the phrase become more noticeable. Next, Joseph Haydn's Piano Concerto No. 11 with orchestra will be performed. Here, Dmitry Masleev takes center stage. This part of the program provides a different type of impression: after the strict plasticity of Stravinsky, lightness, transparency, and mobility emerge. Haydn demands precision, a sense of measure, and lively energy from performers, and attentiveness to nuances and the subtle interplay between the soloist and the ensemble from the listener. The evening concludes with Schubert's Fourth Symphony, known as the "Tragic". This piece brings a denser emotional weight to the program. Here, drama, contrast, and a sense of early romantic expansiveness are important. After Stravinsky and Haydn, Schubert's symphony sounds like a strong final accent. On stage will be the "Soloists of Moscow", Yuri Bashmet, and Dmitry Masleev.