Bach's "Passion According to John" will be performed by a large ensemble of soloists, choir, and orchestra, gathered for a large-scale and rare engagement with one of the main spiritual compositions of European music. This is an evening of focused listening, strong emotions, dramatic depth, and utmost expressiveness of live sound. There are compositions that are perceived as events in themselves, and Bach's "Passion According to John" belongs to such works. It is not a background for a social outing or an ordinary concert evening, but a grand musical narrative that combines dramaturgy, spiritual concentration, and the incredible power of the human voice. When large ensembles and strong casts take on this score, each episode begins to sound with particular relief-from strict choirs to chamber, almost confessional pages. The upcoming program is interesting in its scale alone. The State Academic Chamber Orchestra of Russia, the ensemble Questa Musica, the boys' choir of the A. V. Sveshnikov Choral School will take the stage, and conducting will be Philip Chizhevsky. Such a lineup allows for a thoughtful and meticulously constructed interpretation, where every line-orchestral, vocal, and meaningful-is important. Special attention is deserved by the ensemble: Lilith Davtyan, Dmitry Sinkovsky, Mikhail Nor, Yuri Makharov, Evgeny Stavinsky, and Ilya Tatakov. On our website, we tell about free events in Moscow.