The majestic "All-Night Vigil" by Rachmaninoff will be performed by the St. Petersburg Singing Chapel. This masterpiece of spiritual music impresses with its depth, beauty, and emotional power. The evening will offer listeners a rare moment of unity with the eternal and sacred in the very heart of the city. Rachmaninoff's "All-Night Vigil" is a work that is not just performed but lived. It has become a true symbol of the "golden age" of Russian spiritual music, a period when the greatest composers turned to the Orthodox tradition, creating music capable of speaking to the soul. Created in 1915, against the backdrop of a global catastrophe, the composition united ancient chant and Rachmaninoff's original melodies, becoming an anthem of inner strength and faith. Despite the success of its premiere, the work was long under a ban and performed rarely. Thus, every concert where this music is played is all the more valuable. Within the walls of the Singing Chapel, where the greatest masters of choral singing once worked, the "All-Night Vigil" will come to life again. Under the direction of Nikolai Kurbatov, the academic chapel will perform with brilliant soloists: Daria Leibova, Oleg Trofimov, Vladimir Miller, and other outstanding vocalists. The acoustics of the hall, the spirit of the place, and the high level of performance will create a unique atmosphere-intimate and grand at the same time.