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Delphine Galou studied philosophy at the Sorbonne while also studying piano and singing. She specialised in the Baroque repertoire, collaborating with groups such as Balthasar Neumann (Thomas Hengelbrock), I Barocchisti (Diego Fasolis) and the Accademia Bizantina (Ottavio Dantone), Barroque Orchestra of Venice (Andrea Marcon), El Complejo Barroco (Alan Curtis), Les Siècles (François-Xavier Roth), Les Arts […]
After receiving a degree in organ and harpsichord at the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory in Milan, he began his concert career at a very young age and quickly rose to prominence among critics as one of the most experienced and talented harpsichord players of his generation. In 1985 he won the basso continuo prize at the […]
Accademia Bizantina (AB) was founded in Ravenna in 1983. The essence of Accademia Bizantina’s music lies in exploring the origins of Baroque stylistic language, which it investigates without adding, removing, or altering the sounds of period instruments. This distinctive interpretative approach was established in 1996 with the appointment of its director, Ottavio Dantone, a true […]
One of the most significant figures in global jazz and flamenco, Jorge Pardo from Madrid, has shared the stage with everyone: from Camarón to Gil Goldstein. On 15 January 2013, Jorge Pardo received the award for Best European Jazz Musician at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, from the prestigious French Jazz Academy. On 27 […]
Alexis Alonso is forging an incredible career as a pianist and composer, both on solo piano and leading his group Alexis Alonso Quartet. These two great projects have recently been joined by his acclaimed duo with the legend of jazz and global flamenco legend, Jorge Pardo. The flautist and saxophonist from Madrid thus joined a […]
Nova Galega de Danza is the result of a process that began in 1998 when the dancers Vicente Colomer and Jaime P. Díaz reached their artistic and professional maturity and decided to combine their efforts. They searched for new forms of expression that blend the Galician folk tradition with contemporary dance. Together, and thanks to Sinerxias, […]
Known for his eclectic and fascinating programmes, conductor and pianist David Greilsammer is recognised as one of today’s most audacious and adventurous classical artists. The New York Times has awarded his albums Baroque Conversations and Mozart In-Between as “Recordings of the Year”, in addition to selecting his recital Scarlatti:Cage:Sonatas as one of the ten most […]
Born in Barcelona, Martí Corbera started his dance studies at the prestigious Institut del Teatre de Barcelona . Very early, he was awarded several prizes and scholarships from various dance competitions and institutions in Spain, such as Certamen de Barcelona and Certamen Coreográfico de Castellón. These distinctions opened for him the door to collaborations and […]
Audacious, innovative, and adventurous, the Geneva Camerata is composed of the most brilliant and creative soloists of the young generation. Praised by the press as one the world’s most captivating and unique ensembles, GECA performs music of all periods and styles, from baroque to contemporary, electronic, jazz, rock, and world music. In addition, the Geneva […]
Norwegian piano player and composer Norvald Dahl (b.1978) is now making his way to the international jazz scene with his solo piano- project “Flying High”. Dahl grew up in a family surrounded with folk music. His grandfather being a black smith and a fiddler, and also composing. At the age of five Norvald started improvising […]
The Madeline Bell Quartet is made up of the American singer whose name it bears, Andrés Litwin on the drums, Francis Posé on the double bass, and David Lenker on the piano. The saxophonist from Tenerife Kike Perdomo will play as a guest artist. Madeline Bell, originally from New Jersey, began her love affair with […]
Joan Manuel Serrat was born on 27 December 1943 in a working-class neighbourhood in Barcelona, Poble Sec, in the foothills of the mountain of Montjuïc. His father was Catalan. His mother was Aragonese. A mixture of languages and customs that would have a decisive impact on his identity. He took his first steps in music alongside […]