A grand anniversary is a double reason for inspiration. Stars of the classical scene will gather on one stage to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Russian National Orchestra and the 65th anniversary of Maestro Alexander Rudin. The program includes immortal masterpieces by Beethoven, Bach, and Dvořák in vibrant performances. This concert is a rare event where the celebration of experience and youth, the maestro and the orchestra, the past and the present meet in one evening. The Russian National Orchestra, conducted by Alexander Rudin, will celebrate two anniversaries: 35 years since the founding of the ensemble and 65 years of the conductor, cellist, educator, and inspiration for many generations of musicians. An anniversary is not just numbers, but also an opportunity to look back at the creative history, recall key moments, and present the audience with music that transcends time. Outstanding soloists will join the celebration: virtuoso violinist Nikita Borisoglebsky and brilliant pianist Dmitry Shishkin. The Moscow Chamber Orchestra Musica Viva, another project of Alexander Rudin, demonstrating refined taste and high performance culture, will also participate in the program. The audience can expect a large-scale and multifaceted program. First, the famous "Triple Concerto" by Beethoven will be performed - a rare structural work for three soloists and orchestra, filled with dialogues and sincere emotions. Then, an arrangement of Bach's famous Toccata and Fugue in an orchestral version, where the organ drive takes on new colors. The evening will conclude with Dvořák's Ninth Symphony "From the New World" - a hymn to hope, longing for home, and dreams of the future. Where to go in Moscow today, KudaGo knows.