What happens when a baroque aria meets rock and roll, and a toccata meets a jazz waltz? The quartet "Black Square" reinterprets Bach's music, creating a true crossover of centuries. Lightness, interactivity, live sound, and unexpected twists make this evening not just a concert, but a musical adventure. What connects the music of the 17th century with our days? The quartet "Black Square" confidently answers: a live rhythm, eternal themes, and genuine emotions. In their new program "Back to Bach", the musicians bring to life the masterpieces of the baroque era - but do so in the language of modernity. The audience does not just listen - they participate. The concert turns into an engaging performance, where not only Bach's works are played, but also echoes of rock and roll, jazz, Latin, and even tap dance. Unique arrangements, live words, improvisation, and audience involvement make the evening special. The program includes Toccata and Fugue in D minor, arias and chorales from "St. Matthew Passion", the famous "Joke", and the keyboard concerto in F minor. But all this comes with elements of surprise. For example, an aria will unexpectedly merge with the motif of Penny Lane, and the listeners will become part of the interactive composition "Ave Bach", where "Ave Maria", a prelude from HTK, and the toccata will merge. The quartet "Black Square" is not just an ensemble. They are the winners of the TV project "Quartet 4x4" and laureates of international festivals. Their style is high-class crossover, their hallmark is a subtle sense of form, humor, and contrast. And most importantly - an incredible connection with the audience. Where to go in Moscow today will be told by our website.