This musical and educational program combines the grandeur of Bach's sacred music, the power of a live choir, and the magic of the organ. The program includes not only performances but also a vivid narrative about the era, the composer himself, and his time. The concert "J.S. Bach. Sacred Music with Choir and Organ" is a special musical event where the organ meets the choir, and the performance is complemented by a live story about the great composer. This evening invites the audience into an atmosphere of spiritual grandeur, where sound becomes a way to touch history, faith, and the inner world of a person. The centerpiece of the program will be the music of Johann Sebastian Bach - excerpts from the "St. Matthew Passion," "Magnificat," and sacred cantatas will be performed by the Moscow Choir Ensemble of Sacred Music "Blagovest" under the direction of the Honored Artist of Russia Galina Koltsova. Together with the ensemble, children's choir groups from the "Pioneer" Center named after G.A. Struve, as well as students from music schools, will perform. The participation of young voices adds a special warmth and depth to the concert. An integral part will be the participation of organist and composer Anton Viskov, who will act as the narrator and interpreter. He will not only play Bach's works on the organ but also share amusing and informative facts from his biography. Why did Bach wear a lavish wig? Who pumped air into the organ pipes before the invention of electricity? These and other questions will become part of the musical journey. Where to go in Moscow on weekends will be suggested by our website.