The musical evening will open the door to the subtle world of Beethoven and his contemporaries. The program combines a well-known symphony, rare works, and performances on the hammerclavier. The concert "The Universe of Beethoven" will be a true discovery for all who seek to hear music not just as sound, but as the living fabric of an era. The program for this evening will feature works that reflect the journey from mature classicism to the emotional world of early romanticism. The Moscow Chamber Orchestra Musica Viva, conducted by Alexander Rudin, will present compositions by three composers - Salieri, Voržiček, and Beethoven himself. Opening the program is the Variations on a Theme of Spanish Folia by Antonio Salieri - a bright, multifaceted work that demonstrates elegance and drama in the development of the theme. It sets the tone and directs the listener's attention towards the European musical tradition. Next is the Grand Concert Rondo for piano, violin, and cello with orchestra by Jan Voržiček - a Czech composer whose music combines clarity of form with sincerity of feeling. The instrumental ensemble - consisting of Daniil Kogan (violin), Alexander Rudin (cello), and Sergey Kasprov (hammerclavier) - transforms into a three-voiced conversation, where each instrument tells its own story. The culmination of the concert will be Beethoven's Symphony No. 1. This work marked a turning point: on one hand, it absorbed the influence of Haydn and Mozart, and on the other, it already anticipates the unique power of Beethoven. The performance of the symphony against the backdrop of the previous chamber pieces creates an effect of volumetric, almost architectural sound. The host, Artyom Vargafitik, will add context and atmosphere, turning the concert into a full intellectual journey. The immersion into Beethoven's "universe" will be not only musical but also substantial: this is an evening for those who appreciate nuances, rare repertoire, and live performances on historical instruments. An up-to-date program for Moscow is presented on KudaGo.