CoroDelantal Madrid reactivates next September 19th with this performance along the centric neighborhood of Lavapiés.
The Ensemble Mediterráneo, made by Laura Giménez Díaz (voice and cello) and Rocío Hernández (electric piano), will premiere my piece El Quejío de Dido, Flamenco phantasy on Henry Purcell’s Dido’s Lament, from his opera Dido and Aeneas.
It will be part of Festival Flamenco de Arroyo del Ojanco.
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Programa
Ensemble Someal, conducted by soprano Sylvia Nopper, sing my arrangement of the Galician song “Deusa Antiga” as part of the concert “Der Klang des Unsichtbaren” (The Sound of the Unseen).
You can purchase the score from this link.
Links to the event:
· Der Klang des Unsichtbaren. Guidle.com.
· Der Klang des Unsichtbaren. Web from soprano Sylvia Nopper.
· Der Klang des Unsichtbaren. Web Kirchgemeinde Basel West.
· Der Klang des Unsichtbaren. Web from organ player Ekaterina Kofanova.
· Der Klang des Unsichtbaren. Web from the organ music series at St. Peter’s Church.
Our Invited Artist at CoroDelantal MACA for the Fall 2026 is Teresa Lanceta (National Award of Fine Arts 2023).
With her, CoroDelantal will make a textile collage-score at the Contemporary Art Museum of Alicante, and the premiere of it will be on Sunday December 13th at noon.
Free admission
Jornadas CEAPAT-IMSERSO is a conference about strategies for the inclusion of people with dissabilities.
After having participated in 2023, CEAPAT-IMSERSO invites me again to comment about the new tactile scores for choruses of blind people or people with vision loss.
Fragmento de la partitura durante el proceso de creación
The MAJA project (Current Music for Young Artists), coordinated by Elena Solanes, presents my work Chelo en el Mar (Cello at the Sea) within a children’s theatre show for schools in the area.
Dúa de Pel en Operación Legazpix – 2
For the second time, the La Valona auditorium, at the Miguel Hernández University of Elche, hosts a concert by Dúa da Pel!
The Valencia Filmoteca, in collaboration with the Valencia Animation Film Festival, presents my piano improvisation for the first animated feature film in history:
The Adventures of Prince Achmed by German author Lotte Reiniger.
Not only is it the first animated feature film, but it’s also European and the work of a woman!
The author created the film by hand, manually cutting out each cardboard figure, achieving detailed silhouettes that come to life through stop-motion animation.
A true work of art.
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