A rare event in the concert life of Moscow - a concert performance of Wagner's opera "Lohengrin". World-renowned soloists, two choirs, and the Russian National Orchestra conducted by Michael Güttler will take the stage. This evening, listeners can expect a special event - a concert performance of one of Richard Wagner's most dramatic and powerful operas. "Lohengrin," a work rich in philosophical allusions, symbols, and impressive orchestration, will be presented without a theatrical production - the focus will be entirely on the music and vocals. The plot of the opera is based on a German epic, and its hero, the mysterious knight Lohengrin, appears on stage to protect the innocent Elsa and unravel a complicated intrigue. Powerful choral scenes, large-scale ensembles, and monologues of the characters fill the work with a special emotional intensity. In a concert performance, all the energy is concentrated on the voices and orchestra - allowing familiar fragments to be heard in a new way. The evening's soloists will be recognized masters of the opera stage: Dmitry Korchak, Nadezhda Pavlova, Evgeny Stavin, Evgeny Nikitin, Anna Prilepko, and Konstantin Fedotov. In the vocal parts, the combination of strength, lyricism, and stage presence is particularly important - all of which characterize the chosen lineup of performers. The musical accompaniment will be provided by the Russian National Orchestra - a group with an impeccable reputation and extensive experience working with vocal repertoire. At the conductor's podium is Michael Güttler, well acquainted with Wagnerian style and capable of revealing both the monumentality and the finest nuances of the score. Two choirs will also take the stage: the Academic Grand Choir "Masters of Choral Singing" and the choir of the State Academic Symphony Chapel of Russia. Their participation will add scale and depth to the performance, corresponding to the composer's intent. Where to go in Moscow is known by KudaGo.