The closing of the XXVIII concert season of the State Classical Music Ensemble "Camerata Kazakhstan" took place in the Great Hall of the State Academic Philharmonic named after Zhambyl.

The season ended with a big concert dedicated to the 185th anniversary of the birth of composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky. The work of the great author combined national traditions with the European symphonic school, giving the world works that still excite the hearts of listeners today.

The evening program included the composer's most striking chamber instrumental works - "Waltz-Scherzo", "Pezzo Capriccioso", an original arrangement for four cellos of "Sentimental Waltz".

A special part of the program was the cycle "Memories of a Dear Place", in which young talents - students of specialized music schools - performed as soloists. One of the important tasks of the ensemble's work is the education of a new generation of musicians. For this purpose, Camerata Kazakhstan annually creates dozens of concert subscriptions, in which young musicians learn to perform on stage as soloists.

The final point of the concert was the Serenade for String Orchestra by Pyotr Tchaikovsky, which was performed by two orchestras at once: the already honored masters of the stage - the artists of the Camerata Kazakhstan ensemble, and the still young but talented members of the chamber orchestra "Giovani Talenti" of the specialized music school named after A. Zhubanov.

This number became an indicative result of the long path of mentoring that the students went through together with the artists of the state ensemble. Joint rehearsals gave birth to many musical revelations and discoveries. For young talents, this event became a big professional leap, which they made together with the support of musical mentors.

The ovations that never ceased that evening and the many warm words from the audience once again confirmed the indisputable truth that great art, performed with all the heart and at a high professional level, always resonates in the hearts of the listeners.