Maestro Vladimir Spivakov and the National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia open the season with a brilliant concert. Immersion in the drama of Mozart and the depth of Mahler promises emotional and intellectual enjoyment. A special highlight is the performance of the young genius Lukas Shish. The opening of the new concert season at the House of Music is always an event worthy of special attention. Especially when maestro Vladimir Spivakov takes the stage with the National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia-a collective that has long become a hallmark of domestic symphonic music. This evening promises to be one of the brightest musical moments of the autumn. The concert will begin with a work that holds a special place in Mozart's oeuvre-the Piano Concerto No. 20. This is a rare example of a minor composition by the great Viennese classic, imbued with drama, inner struggle, and turbulent emotions. It will be performed by the young pianist Lukas Shish and the orchestra under the direction of maestro Spivakov. Lukas is an extraordinary talent with international performance experience, a participant in prestigious festivals, and a winner of major competitions. His performance style combines technical perfection with deep emotional interpretation. In the second part of the concert, Mahler's Symphony No. 1 will be performed-a composition that intertwines grand orchestral sound, philosophical reflections, lyricism, and picturesque images of nature. Initially, Mahler wanted to name it "Titan," inspired by the novel of the same name by the German writer Jean Paul, but later he abandoned the title, leaving only the music-bright, piercing, and poetic. Such an evening is impossible to miss: an outstanding program, a star-studded lineup of performers, and a truly festive atmosphere. This event is for connoisseurs of high art, as well as for those who are just beginning their acquaintance with the world of classical music. KudaGo features the current poster for Moscow.