A strong team of soloists and conductor Anton Torbeev come together with the Svetlanov Orchestra for a layered program featuring Schumann, Saint-Saëns, and Liszt. Audiences can expect a rare dialogue between violin, cello, and piano with the orchestra - in a grand and expressive interpretation. The concert performed by the State Academic Symphony Orchestra of Russia named after E.F. Svetlanov under the direction of Anton Torbeev promises to be a landmark event for fans of the academic stage. The evening's program brings together several prominent performers and iconic compositions, creating a powerful emotional and stylistic tapestry. Stanislav Korchagin, Angel Wong, Leonid Zhelezny, and Vasily Stepanov are musicians whose technical perfection is combined with deep musicality. Accompanied by the orchestra, the fantastic "Wanderer" fantasy by Franz Liszt, based on a work by Schubert, will be performed - a piece of rare symphonic brightness and virtuosic dynamics, in which the piano seems to narrate the wanderings of the soul. Next, listeners can look forward to a rare performance of Robert Schumann's violin concerto, written in the last years of his life. This piece is not often heard in concert halls, but in the hands of Leonid Zhelezny, it unfolds anew - emotionally, richly, with a touch of tragic romanticism. Special attention in the program is given to Camille Saint-Saëns, whose 190th anniversary is celebrated this year. Two concertos will be performed - for piano and for cello, by Angel Wong and Vasily Stepanov, respectively. These works will highlight both the power of the soloist and the intricate work of the orchestra with the soloist. Find other events in Moscow on KudaGo.