Classical Quartet and Palpar Space
Four unique musicians, seven instruments (flute, oboe, saxophone, clarinet, English horn, double bass and piano) and a morning of musical exploration to engage with discerning listeners at crawling level, from ancient music, through the baroque and classical periods, with a spirit of improvisation and sounds of jazz.
The second concert of the Great Listeners Cycle It does not follow any expected pattern: an unusual but fascinating instrumental group and a selection of unexpected and transformed music.
Our main goal: to bring together great musicians in the current classical, improvisation and jazz scene, making music for the first time for the ears of our great listeners: babies, children and families.
The experience continues! In collaboration with the music label HAZEN, the audience will be able to enjoy the Touch Space: a pre-post concert experience where you can see up close, hear and touch different instruments alongside our musician-guides. The Palpar Space It offers the possibility of enhancing the concert experience by surrounding ourselves with music from the moment we arrive at the Círculo de Bellas Artes and it is especially interesting for boys and girls from 2 years old and older siblings.
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Program
Clázzico Quartet: Classical, improvisation and jazz
First pass: 10h AM (entrance to the room 10:30 a.m.)
Second pass: 12: 15H (entrance to the room 12:00 a.m.)
Approximate duration of the concert: 40 min.
Touch Space
Pre- and post-concert in the hall during the following hours: 10:30 to 13:30.
Access included with the ticket.
An initiative of the organization Great Listeners co-produced with el Círculo de Bellas Artes.
Musicians
Andreas Prittwitz: flute, saxophone and clarinet.
Flautist, saxophonist, and clarinetist, artistic producer, and session musician. He works with numerous orchestras in Spain and Europe and with leading figures in the Spanish music scene, such as Javier Krahe, Serrat, María Ríos, Víctor Manuel and Ana Belén, Joaquín Sabina, Léon Aute, and Manola Tena. He has released 10 albums and in 2009 was nominated for "Best Classical Music Performer" for the album "Looking Back Over the Renaissance," alongside Plácido Domingo, Joseph Carreras, and Eduardo Paniagua. He also received the Serondaya Arts Award for cultural innovation.
Angel Luis Sanchez: oboe and English horn.
A solo musician, considered one of the Spanish oboists with the greatest international potential. Winner in 2023 of the world's most prestigious oboe competition: the SONY Music Foundation International Oboe Competition of Japan. He has performed at the most important festivals and concert halls on the international scene, such as the Lucerne Festival, Ravello Festival, Bolzano Festival, and the BBC Proms Festival at London's Royal Albert Hall. He regularly collaborates with international orchestras such as the Orchestra Mozart, Budapest Festival Orchestra, Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, and Mahler Chamber Orchestra.
Pablo Martin Caminero: double bass.
Performer, composer, and producer. His diverse range of musical styles has led him to collaborate with artists and projects across various genres, including Ultra High Flamenco, Abe Rábade Trio, Jorge Pardo, Gerardo Núñez, BandArt, Hippocampus, and a long list of flamenco, jazz, classical, and baroque projects. Performing as a quintet, though sometimes adapted to a quartet or trio, the double bassist develops a repertoire of original compositions that embody his musical vision, based on two intimately connected pillars: jazz and flamenco. Awarded "Best Instrumentalist 2017" by the BBK Foundation.
Yera de Alba: piano.
Sound artist, pianist, and composer. He explores the boundaries of each genre (classical, jazz, contemporary, electronic), training in electroacoustic music and soundscape creation in Spain and England. As an expert in music technology, he leads innovation processes applied to creativity, making music and regularly collaborating with companies in the fashion, banking, insurance, and hospitality sectors, such as Loewe, Deloitte, BBVA, Banco Santander, Lilly, Barceló, and Dior. As artistic director of Grandes Oyentes, he has a deep understanding of our audience's tastes.
- Date:
- 16.03.2024
- Opening hours:
- Concert 10:45 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. / Palpar Space 10:30 a.m. to 13:30 p.m.
- Living room:
- Hall of Columns
- Price:
- €16 + €1 booking fee (discounts apply). All attendees must purchase a ticket: infants, children, and adults.
- Organized by:
Great Listeners
Círculo de Bellas Artes- Collaboration:
HAZEN