Monday, 8 October. Tomás Marco (Madrid, 1942) is a composer who wrote five operas, one ballet, seven symphonies, as well as choral and chamber music. He is also an essayist, having written several books and articles on contemporary music and winning several awards, including the National Music Prize of Spain. There will be a monographic concert in honor of
Saturday, October 6 @ 8:30pm – “Raga, Peace, Harmony. A Tribute to Ghandi” is a classic musical recital with a sitar, a traditional string instrument from the 7th century of Northern India, performed by master Roychowdhuri, accompanied by Sanjib Pal on the table (typical percussion instrument), interpreting ragas, a melodic composition used in Indian classical music, which is based
Friday, October 5 @ 8pm - With momentum and will of alliances and collaboration with the French Institute, Nilda Fernandez comes back to Madrid to present his latest album, Ti Amo (2010) and Castelar 704 (13 poems of Federico Garcia Lorca music by Nilda with Lucho González, Tomatito and Mino Cinelu). Ti Amo & Castelar 704 have recognized Nilda Fernandez for
October 5, 10, 17 & 24 @ 7:30pm - Throughout history, the island status of the British Isles has been conducive to creating certain peculiarities in the arts, in some instances vastly different to the trends prevailing on the continent. In the field of music, some of these differentiating features can be seen in renaissance polyphony with
Thursday, September 27. – European Day of Languages is an innovative cultural and linguistic marathon will offer over 40 different free activities. This is expected to arouse interest in studying languages, cultures approach other lesser known, choose new destinations for future trips, discover new artists and gastronomy of other regions. Foreign cultural institutes and European
