Reserved, airy, infused with the breath of fjords and the clarity of northern light - Scandinavian neoclassicism returns in an intimate format. Pianist Alexander Aberdin and domristka Tatiana Potyomkina will gift listeners a musical meditation, where each sound is a moment of silence and light. When the world outside is rushing and noisy, one especially wants to stop - and simply listen. To music that requires no words. Music that seems woven into the breath of fjords, into the gentle light of northern horizons and the polyphony of the wind. Such will be "Scandinavian Neo-Classics by Candlelight" - an atmospheric concert from the project "Universe of Classics," which will take place in a cozy hall under the soft light of a live fire. The evening's program immerses into the world of Scandinavian musical neoclassicism - a genre where piano and string lines merge into the finest sound fabric. These compositions - clear, transparent, full of air - often resemble musical landscapes: they do not tell stories, but create a state. There is no dramaturgy here - there is space for silence, presence, and breath. Each phrase sounds like the inhale or exhale of nature, like light behind the clouds, like a transparent sadness familiar to everyone. We share on our website where to go with children in St. Petersburg.