PROGRAM (with link to videos): Cello Mantra (2011), choreography for bow, breathing and two bells. Ana Belén Berenguer, performance artist AvShalom (2010), crying for 6 voices for the son of David. Nur Chorus. José Manuel López Blanco, conductor ¿Te acuerdas? (2008), for soprano y piano. Alfonsina Storni, lyrics Estela Ortega, soprano José María Monteagudo, piano […]
Opening act of Festival Nits d'Aielo i Art. Prosperidad neighborhood - Teatro Pradillo. Curated by Llorenç Barber Stickers: Map: Pictures:
Photographer Ela Rabasco (Ela R que R) presents her postcards on Sonia's scores. A very creative initiative! 2013'III. Postales de Ela en La Boca 2013'III'01. Postales de Ela en La Boca, con el sobre 2013'III'01. Postales de Ela en La Boca, con Ela
Sonia Megías, pianist for soprano Estela Ortega.
Closing act of Almansa Popular University. Curated by Juan Luis García del Rey, director of the University, and Loli García, yoga teacher. Stickers: Map: 2013'V. Recorrido IV Procesión armónica
With music by Sonia Megías, texts and acting by Eva Guillamón, percussions by Manu Alcaraz and Miguel Ángel Real, and cooking by Fran Martínez.
BEA Festival (Braojos Open Scene). Curated by Laura Corcuera as a part of activities from La Selecta, laboratory of arts and sciences of the North Mountains of Madrid. Stickers: Place: Main streets of Braojos de la Sierra.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzH1Q651GF8 PROGRAM (with some links to videos): At 19:00 Cello mantra (2011) choreography for cello, breathing and two bells Ana Belén Berenguer, performance artist Sonia Megías, assistant Loli García, guidance for the audience - Break - At 20:00 La maleta (2009) videoprojection and acting Sonia Megías, performance artist Eduardo Momeñe, video Si pudiera (2002), lyrics […]
Round table on Contemporary Music @ coworking Lanau. Iván Caramés, coordinator. Media: 2013'XII'4 - Mundo Clásico. Mesa redonda sobre música contemporánea en Lavapiés
The final act for the Dignity Marches (people from all over the country walking towards Madrid, the capital, asking for dignity) was a big concert with more than 1000 people playing and singing, and more than 2 million people listening and celebrating. Police closed the act through violence before we could make a good ending. […]