Mysterious and spiritual music resonating through the ages. On this evening, you will hear authentic Christmas hymns and spiritual chants performed by a choir, organ, lute, and viola. The Cantus Laudis ensemble will remind us how humanity celebrated Christmas centuries ago. One of the oldest musical forms, Gregorian chant, will fill the chamber hall with a reverent sound. At the center of the program are Christmas hymns that were sung as far back as the Middle Ages. These are not just compositions, but true testimonies of how the main winter holiday was perceived and celebrated in the past. The Cantus Laudis ensemble, specializing in ancient sacred music, will present a carefully curated program covering several centuries. Gregorian chants, works by Praetorius, Monteverdi, Bach, di Lasso, de Victoria, and other composers will be performed in a historically accurate manner. On stage, alongside the choir, performers on viola, organ, and lute will join. All instruments are not just accompaniment but part of the reconstruction of the sound of past eras. Special attention is deserved by the participation of organist Anna Vetlugina - a laureate of international competitions and titular performer at the Roman Catholic Cathedral in Moscow. Her playing will complement the choral sound and emphasize the scale of the sacred works. Where to go in Moscow today, KudaGo knows.