In an intimate hall lit by candles, masterpieces by Bach, Handel, and Pachelbel will be performed by the string quartet "Melodion." Magnificent music, magical light, and a golden harp will create a festive atmosphere. This is the perfect way to tune into the Christmas miracle and forget about the hustle and bustle. What is Christmas in sounds? It is when every chord is like the light of a candle, every melody is like a snowflake on the window, and every note is like the anticipation of a miracle. In the intimate hall, an evening dedicated to baroque music will flow seamlessly, in the delicate, transparent, and bright interpretation of the string quartet "Melodion." The musicians will perform works that embody the spirit of Christmas: from Pachelbel's Canon to Bach's famous "Ave Maria." The program was selected deliberately-everything here breathes a festive mood. Handel's brilliant "Hallelujah" and Bach's light, almost dance-like "Gavotte" fill the hall with joy and light. A special sound to the evening will be given by the golden harp-an instrument seemingly made for magic. It will add the subtlest colors to the musical palette and emphasize the fragile beauty of baroque classics. In the shimmer of the harp and the warmth of live strings, a sense of quiet, true wonder is born. The "Melodion" quartet-winners of international competitions and participants in the project of the "Russia-Culture" channel-are known for their delicate ensemble feeling and refined presentation. Under the artistic direction of Natalia Tupikova-Moroz, the ensemble creates chamber evenings that are long remembered. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are gathered on our website.