Thousands of candles, a string orchestra, and vocals - the music from "The Witcher 3" sounds like a living saga. Recognizable themes of Geralt and Skellige, Slavic intonations, flute, and powerful arrangements turn the soundtrack into a cinematic event that you want to experience again. The soundtrack of "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" has long lived a separate life: it is recognized from the first notes, revisited after completion, and read Sapkowski's works to its sounds. On this evening, the game's music fills the hall like a grand story - with a string orchestra, flute, and vocals, illuminated by thousands of candles and set against a backdrop of forest scenery. The "by candlelight" format works on contrast: alongside the soft flicker, sharp accents emerge, the anxiety of the hunt, and flashes of heroism. The program features themes of journeys and wanderings, meetings and farewells, hunting and dueling, quiet tavern melodies, and omens of trouble. Pieces such as "The Trail", "Geralt of Rivia", "Silver for Monsters", "Whispers of Oxenfurt", "Kaer Morhen", "Ladies of the Woods", "Hearts of Stone", "Blood and Wine", "Priscilla’s song", and others will be performed. The arrangements maintain a balance between epicness and intimacy. Where to go in Moscow, KudaGo knows.