About event
Date
20 June, 2024
Time
19:00
Duration
~ 2 hours
Place
State Academic Chapel
You can buy tickets for the concert “Pushkin 225 “Mozart and Salieri” at the State Academic Chapel of St. Petersburg on our website. The event will take place as part of the Nevsky Choral Assemblies festival — 2024" and will be dedicated to the 225th anniversary of the birth of the great poet. The concert is a literary and musical composition based on the text of A. S. Pushkin’s tragedy and the music of W. A. Mozart’s Requiem.
State Academic Chapel of St. Petersburg — it is one of the oldest and most prestigious concert venues in the city. The chapel hall is known for its unique acoustics and comfortable conditions for spectators. Classical music concerts, performances of choirs and symphony orchestras are held here. The site is equipped with modern security systems and amenities for visitors, which makes visiting events as comfortable and safe as possible.
Concert “Pushkin 225 “Mozart and Salieri” brings together outstanding artists and musicians on one stage. The role of Salieri will be played by Semyon Sytnik, and Mozart — Vladimir Malikov. The choir and symphony orchestra of the St. Petersburg Chapel under the direction of conductor Vladislav Chernushenko will create an unforgettable atmosphere, conveying all the depth and drama of the works.
The literary and musical composition based on Pushkin's tragedy and Mozart's Requiem has been attracting the attention of viewers for many years. These two works, combined together, make a grandiose impression and allow us to take a fresh look at the history of the relationship between the two great composers. The concert promises to be an incredibly emotional and memorable event.
For your convenience and safety, buy tickets for the concert “Pushkin 225 “Mozart and Salieri” possible through our website. The purchasing process is simple and only takes a few minutes. Don't miss the opportunity to become part of this unique event and enjoy great music performed by the best artists and musicians of St. Petersburg.