We are used to perceiving the world around us and receiving information about it through our eyes, but how do sensations change when there is nothing visible around? This evening at the art space "Creative People", classical works will be performed in complete darkness, allowing the audience to fully immerse themselves in the world of sounds. Modern individuals prefer to receive information through their sense of sight. Often, it is easier to attract our attention with photographs and videos; smells, sounds, and associations are remembered much less frequently than beautiful views. At the art space "Creative People", they decided to conduct an experiment and check how the perception of music changes if the audience cannot see the artists. Nothing at the concert will distract from the classical melodies and improvisations. You can attend one of two programs specially prepared for this evening - cellist Andrey Berezin with the program "...and there is no death, only eternal return..." and violinist Lev Solodnikov with the program "Concert 'Evening in the Dark' - classical music for violin". In complete darkness, you will hear works by Bach and Schnittke, Ysaye and Kram, enjoy the sounds of classical instruments, and embark on an extraordinary journey into the enchanting world of sounds. Please note: Guest entry begins half an hour before the event starts. In case of lateness, the organizers reserve the right not to allow you into the hall. Tickets can be purchased and more information about the concert can be found on the website.