Mozart's music performed by a chamber orchestra sounds like a conversation about clarity, balance, and inner freedom. The program includes a symphony, a concert symphony for violin and viola, the famous "Eine kleine Nachtmusik," and a motet for soprano. The music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart here sounds like a coherent coordinate system, where every intonation is precise, and emotions are accurate and clear. The program is structured around different facets of his creativity-from symphonic form to the chamber dialogue of soloists with the orchestra and vocal genre. At the center of attention is Symphony No. 24, written in an early period and already demonstrating confident mastery of form, as well as the Concert Symphony for violin and viola, where the two solo instruments engage in an equal and tense conversation. This is music of balance and precision, where virtuosity does not overshadow meaning. Completing the program is "Eine kleine Nachtmusik"-a piece recognizable from the first measures and yet always vibrant with each new performance. The vocal line of the evening is represented by the motet "Exsultate, jubilate," written for a brilliant voice and requiring high technical focus and expressiveness. Current listings for Moscow are presented on KudaGo.