The sonatas of Mozart and Beethoven will be performed in one program, allowing listeners to hear two different perspectives on piano music of the Viennese classical era. The two composers, standing side by side in the history of the Viennese musical tradition, developed the genre of the piano sonata in different ways. The concert invites the audience to compare the works of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven. The Mozart section of the program is connected to a jubilee date: in 2026, it will be 270 years since the composer's birth. His piano music is valued for its texture transparency, proportional accuracy, and melodic clarity, which is combined with a variety of characters: behind the external lightness may hide subtle mood changes and a carefully constructed internal logic. Beethoven's works are different. His work with sonata form significantly expanded the usual boundaries of the genre: each piece is vividly individual, with its own dramaturgy, contrasts, and method of material development. The proximity of the two authors in one program helps to hear these differences especially clearly. The concert program will feature young pianists Evgenia Nikolaeva, Vasilisa Krasulina, Vladislav Sokolov, Van Vending, Evgeny Kopein, Lia Kopylova, and Alexander Koltsov. For other events in Moscow, search on KudaGo.