On this evening, listeners will have a rare opportunity to hear Bach's "Goldberg Variations" in a unique version for string trio. Dmitry Sitkovetsky's interpretation transforms the solo keyboard score into a multi-voiced chamber canvas, rich in nuances and shades of live sound. One of Johann Sebastian Bach's most significant works - the "Goldberg Variations", BWV 988 - will be presented in its original chamber interpretation. This is not the usual solo performance on the keyboard, but an arrangement for string trio, made by Dmitry Sitkovetsky, a violinist and conductor inspired by the possibilities of ensemble reading of Bach's masterpiece. In this version, each variation gains special depth through the distribution of voices among the instruments, making the musical fabric even more expressive and alive. The parts will be performed by outstanding musicians: violinist Daniil Kogan, violist Andrei Usov, and cellist Boris Andrianov - each of whom has impressive concert and competition experience and public recognition. The chamber presentation of the "Goldberg Variations" allows for a different perspective on the familiar work. The audience does not just hear the music, but feels as if they are inside the sound fabric, where each voice is an independent character. The program evokes not only aesthetic pleasure but also provides an opportunity to reflect on the structure, form, and meaning embedded by the composer in this cycle. This concert will be interesting for both connoisseurs of classical music and listeners who are just discovering the world of Bach. It will suit those who appreciate the chamber format, seek depth and emotional richness, and are ready for a contemplative and thoughtful musical experience.