The music of Edward Grieg, performed live by the quartet "Black Square," will take you on a magical journey through the work "Peer Gynt." Audiences can expect mood changes, rhythmic play, and the story of the hero's travels, brought to life by the flute, piano, double bass, and percussion. The tale of the Norwegian dreamer, who seeks to escape the mundane and set off towards distant roads, has long stirred the imagination of listeners. In this concert inspired by Henrik Ibsen's drama, Edward Grieg's music serves as a living illustration to this story of self-discovery, freedom, and personal path. The quartet "Black Square" brings together the flute, piano, double bass, and percussion, creating a dynamic, cinematic sound that evokes the winds of northern fjords, the whispers of forest trolls, the sadness of farewells, and the joy of returning home. The musicians perform well-known fragments and original compositions, reinterpreting Grieg's legacy through the lens of today and expanding the possibilities of the chamber ensemble. The interactive format makes the event particularly engaging for children and teenagers: the host tells stories about the characters in the play, invites listeners to guess the characters' traits by their intonations, pay attention to timbres and rhythms, and observe how the music instantly changes the mood of the story. The quartet's victory in the second season of the television competition "Quartet 4X4" on the channel "Russia - Culture" adds prestige and demonstrates how carefully the musicians work with the material, combining professional training with live communication with the audience. Where to go in Moscow today, KudaGo knows.