The Candlelight Festival will begin with a concert that is equal in scale to a whole spiritual confession. Six sonatas by Bach for violin and keyboard will be performed by star musicians in the light of a thousand candles. The Candlelight Festival at the House of Music starts with a truly unique event. In the Theatre Hall, all six sonatas by Johann Sebastian Bach for violin and keyboard will be performed - compositions imbued with light, spiritual depth, and architectural clarity. They will be played in the light of a thousand candles, which adds a special intimate magic to the evening. Outstanding musicians will take the stage - pianist, organist, and cellist Alexander Knyazev and one of the brightest violinists of our time, Haik Kazazyan. Their duet is not just mastery; it is a trusting conversation through music, where each phrase is precise yet performed with living breath. The six sonatas of Bach will become a kind of musical Bible for the festival. These are works that contain nothing superfluous, and at the same time - everything. Music created centuries ago comes to life in a new light, and this light is not a metaphor, but real 1000 candles creating an atmosphere of silence, concentration, and depth of perception. As the performers themselves say, performing the entire cycle in one evening is like reading a great novel from beginning to end. The evening promises to be focused, almost meditative, yet at the same time full of inner movement, drama, and light. The concert will be the perfect start to the festival for those seeking not entertainment, but experience. This is an evening not for background, but for immersion. For those ready not just to listen, but to hear. For those for whom not only the notes matter, but also the silence between them. If you don’t know where to walk in Moscow, visit KudaGo.