The flautist Wilfrido Terrazas, mexican composer, will join the portuguese Carlos Santos and Abdul Moimême for a night of contemporary music improvisation.
Mutabilis is another performance included in the Temps d'Images Festival. The name of the performance comes from a hermaphrodite flower that changes its color during the day. How many colors can one have?
This concert could be viewed as a friendly competition/collaboration between a piano player and a cello player. It's also an encounter between Spain, Germany, and Portugal. Yup, Ulrich Mitzlaff fell in love with Lisboa in the 1990s and never went back. The price is not reveled, but usually it's less than 10€.
The name of this dance performance comes from a hermaphrodite flower that changes its color during the day. How many colors can one have? By Paula Pinto, António de Sousa Dias e Rita Casaes. From the organizers: MUTABILIS/rosa O projecto MUTABILIS, de Paula Pinto, António de Sousa Dias e Rita Casaes, irá estar em residência no […]
The 23rd annual Música Viva is a contemporary musical fest dedicated to Portuguese composers and performers and to the relationship between music and technology. Below are some of the highlights. The complete schedule can be found here. May 20 | Sond'Ar-te Electric Ensemble | 21h30 May 21 | MUTABILIS / pink | 21h30 May 23 Soli-Tutti - "Fronte (i) […]
From the organizers: Four of the biggest names in Portuguese percussion come together in an extraordinary show, a musical journey led by four soloists/groups whose talents stand out in today's Portuguese music scene. As part of the 2017 Festas de Lisboa, these shows will mix modern Latin American music with Ibero-American sounds for four evenings of top-notch beats. June 2: […]
From Bar Irreal, organizers of Round 1: There is no more elemental combination than that between a violin and a guitar: one melodic and played with a bow, the other harmonic, played with a pick. In the hands, respectively, of Carlos "Zíngaro" and Luís Lopes, these instruments are not necessarily experimental but more homages to […]
From Wikipedia: "In music, a quartet is an ensemble of four singers or instrumental performers; or a musical composition for four voices or instruments." Quartetos Extraordinários translates to "Extraordinary Quartets," which in turn translates to three evening concerts, by three extraordinary quartets, free of charge, which translates to a lot of math... Here's how the […]
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