It is the second Christmas when the pandemic has caused a change in the programme of our Christmas concert, pushing choirs into the background and exchanging the grand festive lights for the intimate flame of candles. Despite all its sadness, it invites the lovers of Baroque music to join us on a unique musical adventure, as besides the large-scale Christmas oratorios and cantatas, there is plenty of music written for the Feast, using a single voice or instrument, which otherwise remain hidden in Christmas tides without a pandemic. At this year's Christmas concert, we can hear jewels of these, but also better-known pieces will get performed, for instance, excerpts from Paul Esterházy's Harmonia Caelestis.