Agenda – Performances by Joan Laínez
Explore all of Joan Laínez's past and scheduled performances. From concerts in prestigious international theatres to intimate recitals, discover upcoming opportunities to enjoy his unrivalled vocal talent live.
Upcoming events
September 2026
26sep20:00In the soul of CórdobaGRAND THEATRE OF CORDOBA
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Event Details Date: Saturday, September 26, 2026. Time: 8:00 PM. Location:
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Event Details
- Date: Saturday, September 26, 2026.
- Hour: 8:00 p.m.
- Place: Grand Theatre of Cordoba (Cordoba, Spain).
Performers and Cast
The concert features prominent names in contemporary opera:
- Sopranos:
- Rocío Pérez
- Berna Perles
- Tenor:
- Joan Laínez
- Baritone:
- Gerardo Bullón
Direction and Music
- Musical Director: Rafael Sánchez Araña
- Orchestra: Malaga Philharmonic Orchestra
Ticketing:
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Place
Grand Theatre of Cordoba
Avda Gran Capitán, 3 14008 – Córdoba
October 2026
23oct20:00The HawksPÉREZ GALDÓS THEATRE | LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA
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The XXXIV Zarzuela Season of the Canary Islands, Los Gavilanes, is a zarzuela in three acts with music by Jacinto Guerrero and libretto by José Ramos, premiered
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XXXIV Zarzuela Season of the Canary Islands
The Hawks It is a zarzuela in three acts with music by Jacinto Guerrero and libretto of José Ramos Martín, premiered in 1923 at the Teatro de la Zarzuela. It is one of the most representative works of the Spanish lyric genre of the 20th century, both for its dramatic power and for the beauty of its music.
The story is set in a rural environment and revolves around Juan, a wealthy man who returns to his hometown after making his fortune in the Americas. Despite his newfound wealth, he is haunted by loneliness and nostalgia for his past. There, he falls in love with Rosaura, a much younger woman, who is in a relationship with Gustavo, a boy of her own age. This love triangle sets in motion the central conflict of the play.
In this context, Adriana, Rosaura's mother, appears—a key character for understanding the social dimension of the drama. Adriana embodies the practical mindset of the time: although aware of the age difference between Juan and her daughter, she sees him as an opportunity to secure a stable future for her. Therefore, she influences Rosaura to accept the wealthy man who has returned from the Americas, prioritizing economic security over true love. Her role is not that of a villain, but rather that of a mother acting under the constraints of social norms and material concerns, which adds depth and realism to the story.
The title of the work, The hawks, It has a symbolic meaning, alluding to older, wealthy men who, like birds of prey, "stalk" innocent young women, attempting to conquer them with their economic power. This metaphor encapsulates the social critique that runs throughout the zarzuela: the clash between sincere love and self-interest.
From a musical point of view, the work stands out for its melodic richness and for well-known numbers, such as the romance My village, in which Juan expresses his deep nostalgia. Jacinto Guerrero It manages to combine elements of Spanish folklore with careful orchestration, creating an accessible and emotional score.
On the whole, The hawks It is a work that transcends a simple love story. Through its characters—Juan, Rosaura, Gustavo, and Adriana—it presents a critical portrait of society, addressing themes such as age differences, the power of money, and social pressures. Its enduring relevance and success stem from the intensity of its plot and the enduring power of its music to move contemporary audiences.
Tickets: https://teatroperezgaldos.janto.es/janto/main.php?Nivel=Evento&idEvento=LSGAVLNES1026
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Place
PÉREZ GALDÓS THEATRE
Stagno Square, 1 35002 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
30oct20:00The HawksPÉREZ GALDÓS THEATRE | LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA
Event details
The XXXIV Zarzuela Season of the Canary Islands, Los Gavilanes, is a zarzuela in three acts with music by Jacinto Guerrero and libretto by José Ramos, premiered
Event details
XXXIV Zarzuela Season of the Canary Islands
The Hawks It is a zarzuela in three acts with music by Jacinto Guerrero and libretto of José Ramos Martín, premiered in 1923 at the Teatro de la Zarzuela. It is one of the most representative works of the Spanish lyric genre of the 20th century, both for its dramatic power and for the beauty of its music.
The story is set in a rural environment and revolves around Juan, a wealthy man who returns to his hometown after making his fortune in the Americas. Despite his newfound wealth, he is haunted by loneliness and nostalgia for his past. There, he falls in love with Rosaura, a much younger woman, who is in a relationship with Gustavo, a boy of her own age. This love triangle sets in motion the central conflict of the play.
In this context, Adriana, Rosaura's mother, appears—a key character for understanding the social dimension of the drama. Adriana embodies the practical mindset of the time: although aware of the age difference between Juan and her daughter, she sees him as an opportunity to secure a stable future for her. Therefore, she influences Rosaura to accept the wealthy man who has returned from the Americas, prioritizing economic security over true love. Her role is not that of a villain, but rather that of a mother acting under the constraints of social norms and material concerns, which adds depth and realism to the story.
The title of the work, The hawks, It has a symbolic meaning, alluding to older, wealthy men who, like birds of prey, "stalk" innocent young women, attempting to conquer them with their economic power. This metaphor encapsulates the social critique that runs throughout the zarzuela: the clash between sincere love and self-interest.
From a musical point of view, the work stands out for its melodic richness and for well-known numbers, such as the romance My village, in which Juan expresses his deep nostalgia. Jacinto Guerrero It manages to combine elements of Spanish folklore with careful orchestration, creating an accessible and emotional score.
On the whole, The hawks It is a work that transcends a simple love story. Through its characters—Juan, Rosaura, Gustavo, and Adriana—it presents a critical portrait of society, addressing themes such as age differences, the power of money, and social pressures. Its enduring relevance and success stem from the intensity of its plot and the enduring power of its music to move contemporary audiences.
Tickets: https://teatroperezgaldos.janto.es/janto/main.php?Nivel=Evento&idEvento=LSGAVLNES1026
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Place
PÉREZ GALDÓS THEATRE
Stagno Square, 1 35002 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
December 2026
18dec18:00Manon LescautOVIEDO OPERA
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by Giacomo Puccini
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by Giacomo Puccini
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Oviedo Opera
March 2027
07mar18:00HamletTENERIFE AUDITORIUM
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Opera de Tenerife presents Hamlet, by Ambroise Thomas, a French production that brings this Shakespearean tragedy to life in the form of a five-act opera. Hamlet and
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Tenerife Opera presents Hamlet, Ambroise Thomas's French production brings this Shakespearean tragedy to life in the form of a five-act opera.
Hamlet and Ophelie inhabit a court where corruption is blatant, yet disguised as protocol and good manners. Everyone knows something, everyone keeps something to themselves. He is suffocated by the obligation to avenge and the horror of carrying it out; she is lost in the impossibility of being heard. Silence here is not the absence of words, but an excess of lies, half-truths, and manipulations. Like our own time, where information overload coexists with a lack of trust and genuine listening. Amidst ghosts, intrigues, and inner monologues, the world seems immense and silent.
This opera is performed sung in French with surtitles in Spanish and English.
Artistic file
Musical direction: Seok-Won Hong
Stage direction: Nicola Berloffa
Set design: Aurelio Colombo
Set design replacement: Gabriele Moreschi
Lighting design: Valerio Tiberi
Video design: Dino Sabanovic
Coach French: Laïla Barnat
Production: Opéra de Saint-Etienne
Cast
Hamlet: Fernando Campero, baritone
Ophélie: Serena Sáenz, soprano
Queen Gertrude: Lucie Peyramaure, soprano
Claudius: Nicolas Courjal, bass
Laërte: Zachary McCulloch, tenor
Spectrum: Javier Castañeda, bass
Polonius: Christian Díaz, bass
Marcellus: Joan Laínez, tenor
Horatio: David Lagares, bass baritone
First gravedigger: Borja Molina, baritone
Second gravedigger: David Barrera, tenor
Tenerife Symphony Orchestra
Tenerife Opera Choir - Intermezzo
Tenerife International Dance Centre
Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/hamlet/#tickets
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Place
Tenerife Auditorium
38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Upcoming dates for this event
09mar18:00HamletTENERIFE AUDITORIUM
Event details
Opera de Tenerife presents Hamlet, by Ambroise Thomas, a French production that brings this Shakespearean tragedy to life in the form of a five-act opera. Hamlet and
Event details
Tenerife Opera presents Hamlet, Ambroise Thomas's French production brings this Shakespearean tragedy to life in the form of a five-act opera.
Hamlet and Ophelie inhabit a court where corruption is blatant, yet disguised as protocol and good manners. Everyone knows something, everyone keeps something to themselves. He is suffocated by the obligation to avenge and the horror of carrying it out; she is lost in the impossibility of being heard. Silence here is not the absence of words, but an excess of lies, half-truths, and manipulations. Like our own time, where information overload coexists with a lack of trust and genuine listening. Amidst ghosts, intrigues, and inner monologues, the world seems immense and silent.
This opera is performed sung in French with surtitles in Spanish and English.
Artistic file
Musical direction: Seok-Won Hong
Stage direction: Nicola Berloffa
Set design: Aurelio Colombo
Set design replacement: Gabriele Moreschi
Lighting design: Valerio Tiberi
Video design: Dino Sabanovic
Coach French: Laïla Barnat
Production: Opéra de Saint-Etienne
Cast
Hamlet: Fernando Campero, baritone
Ophélie: Serena Sáenz, soprano
Queen Gertrude: Lucie Peyramaure, soprano
Claudius: Nicolas Courjal, bass
Laërte: Zachary McCulloch, tenor
Spectrum: Javier Castañeda, bass
Polonius: Christian Díaz, bass
Marcellus: Joan Laínez, tenor
Horatio: David Lagares, bass baritone
First gravedigger: Borja Molina, baritone
Second gravedigger: David Barrera, tenor
Tenerife Symphony Orchestra
Tenerife Opera Choir - Intermezzo
Tenerife International Dance Centre
Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/hamlet/#tickets
Hour
Place
Tenerife Auditorium
38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife
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11mar(Mar 11)18:00HamletTENERIFE AUDITORIUM
Event details
Opera de Tenerife presents Hamlet, by Ambroise Thomas, a French production that brings this Shakespearean tragedy to life in the form of a five-act opera. Hamlet and
Event details
Tenerife Opera presents Hamlet, Ambroise Thomas's French production brings this Shakespearean tragedy to life in the form of a five-act opera.
Hamlet and Ophelie inhabit a court where corruption is blatant, yet disguised as protocol and good manners. Everyone knows something, everyone keeps something to themselves. He is suffocated by the obligation to avenge and the horror of carrying it out; she is lost in the impossibility of being heard. Silence here is not the absence of words, but an excess of lies, half-truths, and manipulations. Like our own time, where information overload coexists with a lack of trust and genuine listening. Amidst ghosts, intrigues, and inner monologues, the world seems immense and silent.
This opera is performed sung in French with surtitles in Spanish and English.
Artistic file
Musical direction: Seok-Won Hong
Stage direction: Nicola Berloffa
Set design: Aurelio Colombo
Set design replacement: Gabriele Moreschi
Lighting design: Valerio Tiberi
Video design: Dino Sabanovic
Coach French: Laïla Barnat
Production: Opéra de Saint-Etienne
Cast
Hamlet: Fernando Campero, baritone
Ophélie: Serena Sáenz, soprano
Queen Gertrude: Lucie Peyramaure, soprano
Claudius: Nicolas Courjal, bass
Laërte: Zachary McCulloch, tenor
Spectrum: Javier Castañeda, bass
Polonius: Christian Díaz, bass
Marcellus: Joan Laínez, tenor
Horatio: David Lagares, bass baritone
First gravedigger: Borja Molina, baritone
Second gravedigger: David Barrera, tenor
Tenerife Symphony Orchestra
Tenerife Opera Choir - Intermezzo
Tenerife International Dance Centre
Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/hamlet/#tickets
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Place
Tenerife Auditorium
38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Upcoming dates for this event
13mar19:00HamletTENERIFE AUDITORIUM
Event details
Opera de Tenerife presents Hamlet, by Ambroise Thomas, a French production that brings this Shakespearean tragedy to life in the form of a five-act opera. Hamlet and
Event details
Tenerife Opera presents Hamlet, Ambroise Thomas's French production brings this Shakespearean tragedy to life in the form of a five-act opera.
Hamlet and Ophelie inhabit a court where corruption is blatant, yet disguised as protocol and good manners. Everyone knows something, everyone keeps something to themselves. He is suffocated by the obligation to avenge and the horror of carrying it out; she is lost in the impossibility of being heard. Silence here is not the absence of words, but an excess of lies, half-truths, and manipulations. Like our own time, where information overload coexists with a lack of trust and genuine listening. Amidst ghosts, intrigues, and inner monologues, the world seems immense and silent.
This opera is performed sung in French with surtitles in Spanish and English.
Artistic file
Musical direction: Seok-Won Hong
Stage direction: Nicola Berloffa
Set design: Aurelio Colombo
Set design replacement: Gabriele Moreschi
Lighting design: Valerio Tiberi
Video design: Dino Sabanovic
Coach French: Laïla Barnat
Production: Opéra de Saint-Etienne
Cast
Hamlet: Fernando Campero, baritone
Ophélie: Serena Sáenz, soprano
Queen Gertrude: Lucie Peyramaure, soprano
Claudius: Nicolas Courjal, bass
Laërte: Zachary McCulloch, tenor
Spectrum: Javier Castañeda, bass
Polonius: Christian Díaz, bass
Marcellus: Joan Laínez, tenor
Horatio: David Lagares, bass baritone
First gravedigger: Borja Molina, baritone
Second gravedigger: David Barrera, tenor
Tenerife Symphony Orchestra
Tenerife Opera Choir - Intermezzo
Tenerife International Dance Centre
Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/hamlet/#tickets
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Place
Tenerife Auditorium
38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife
April 2027
16Apr19:00OWEN WINGRAVETENERIFE AUDITORIUM
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Opera de Tenerife presents Owen Wingrave by Benjamin Britten, an opera in two acts that tells the story of a young man who rejects his family's military heritage, denying
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Tenerife Opera presents Owen Wingrave, Benjamin Britten's opera in two acts tells the story of a young man who rejects his family's military heritage, refusing a future focused on the military. These performances mark the Spanish premiere of this opera.
Owen says “no” to war in a family that has said “yes” to it for generations without question. His decision to break the cycle of violence places him on the margins, makes him a problem, a traitor. No one wants to hear his ethics; they only want him to obey. It is the story of an individual who, in times of conflict and warmongering rhetoric, dares to stand outside the consensus. The walls of the house, laden with portraits and military glory, become an echo of a system that refuses to change. Faced with the clamor of tradition, his conscience is left alone.
This opera is performed sung in English with surtitles in Spanish and English.
Artistic file
Musical direction: David Greilsammer
Stage direction: Emiliano Suárez
Set design: Carles Berga
Costume design: Carola Baleztena
Lighting design: Albert Faura
Production: Tenerife Auditorium
Cast
Owen Wingrave: Nikolay Borchev, baritone
Spencer Coyle: Javier Castañeda, bass-baritone
Kate Julian: Alexandra Urquiola, mezzo-soprano
General Sir Philip Wingrave and narrator: Ian Bostridge, tenor
Lechmere: Joan Laínez, tenor
Tenerife Symphony Orchestra
Tenerife Opera Choir - Intermezzo
Tenerife International Dance Centre
Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/owen-wingrave/#tickets
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Place
Tenerife Auditorium
38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Upcoming dates for this event
17Apr19:00OWEN WINGRAVETENERIFE AUDITORIUM
Event details
Opera de Tenerife presents Owen Wingrave by Benjamin Britten, an opera in two acts that tells the story of a young man who rejects his family's military heritage, denying
Event details
Tenerife Opera presents Owen Wingrave, Benjamin Britten's opera in two acts tells the story of a young man who rejects his family's military heritage, refusing a future focused on the military. These performances mark the Spanish premiere of this opera.
Owen says “no” to war in a family that has said “yes” to it for generations without question. His decision to break the cycle of violence places him on the margins, makes him a problem, a traitor. No one wants to hear his ethics; they only want him to obey. It is the story of an individual who, in times of conflict and warmongering rhetoric, dares to stand outside the consensus. The walls of the house, laden with portraits and military glory, become an echo of a system that refuses to change. Faced with the clamor of tradition, his conscience is left alone.
This opera is performed sung in English with surtitles in Spanish and English.
Artistic file
Musical direction: David Greilsammer
Stage direction: Emiliano Suárez
Set design: Carles Berga
Costume design: Carola Baleztena
Lighting design: Albert Faura
Production: Tenerife Auditorium
Cast
Owen Wingrave: Nikolay Borchev, baritone
Spencer Coyle: Javier Castañeda, bass-baritone
Kate Julian: Alexandra Urquiola, mezzo-soprano
General Sir Philip Wingrave and narrator: Ian Bostridge, tenor
Lechmere: Joan Laínez, tenor
Tenerife Symphony Orchestra
Tenerife Opera Choir - Intermezzo
Tenerife International Dance Centre
Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/owen-wingrave/#tickets
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Place
Tenerife Auditorium
38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Past events
July 2024
06jul21:00Aries and songs by Verdi PucciniAuditori d'Alcúdia | Alcúdia
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Joan Laínez – Tenor Francesc Blanco – Piano Tickets: www.euroclassics.es
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Place
Alcudia Auditorium
Pl. Porta de Mallorca, 3, 07400, Alcudia (Balearic Islands)
Alcudia Auditorium
28jul21:00Madam Butterfly. The true American wife.Atrium Istituto Comprensivo | Turi
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Il Festival del Belcanto omaggia Giacomo Puccini nel centenario dalla sua scomparsa carrying on stage the «Madama Butterfly. The true American wife«, royal of Vincenzo Grisostomi Travaglini and the extraordinary participation of Giuliana De Sio.
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The Belcanto Festival omaggia Giacomo Puccini on the centenary of his scomparsa carrying on stage the «Madam Butterfly. The true American wife«, royal Vincenzo Grisostomi Travaglini and the extraordinary participation of Giuliana De Sio.
An unmissable appuntamento with the lyric per questa 14th edition of the Belcanto Festival, sponsored by the Commune of Turi and carried out with the support of “Culture&Harmony” and the Strategic Piano of the Culture of the Puglia Region (PiiiLCulture in Puglia).
“Madame Butterfly. The true American wife”, operates in tre atti freely tratta dal libretto di Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa, defined in the part and in the libretto «Giant tragedy», racconterà, alternating lyric and theater, the insane contrast between East and West.
A contemporary Puccinian narrative focuses on the extreme sacrifice of a female character in a difficult position, accompanied by an evident critique of moral sconvolgimenti and colonialism.
Ad impreziosire la scene, l'attrice Giuliana De Sio, in the dress of Kate, the American wife of Pinkerton il quale, anni addedietro, aveva sposato Chōchō-san, a giapponese ragazza that aveva resignato a tutto per amore del marito.
TheLevante Symphony Orchestra will be direct from Ferdinand Redavid, artistic director of the Festival.
I parted corali saranno join the Choir Opera Festival di Bitonto, directly from Giuseppe Maiorano, and to the The Vox Choir, directly from Giuseppe Cacciapaglia.
Interpreted:
Chōchō-san – Valentina De Pasquale
B.F. Pinkerton – Joan Laínez
Sharpless – Carlo Provenzano
Suzuki – Angela Alessandra Notarnicola
Goro – Prisco Blasi
An event of extraordinary cultural value capable of arousing rifles and deep emotions.
Sunday 28 July 2024
Ingresso ore 20.15 – Sipario ore 21.00
Via Ginestre n° 5 (ITC entrance «Pertini-Anelli-Pinto»)
Turi – (BA)
Free entry for people with disabilities and large numbers of 50% for the companion, with obligatory prenotation by writing all the details by email: grecoserenags@gmail.com oppure chiamando il number 3313460579.
Hour
Place
Atrio Comprehensive Institute
Turi 5 Via Ginestre 70010 Turi Italy
September 2024
07sep20:30Tribute concert to Robert GravesRobert Graves House | Ca N'Alluny | Deia
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Joan Laínez | Tenor Suzzane Bradbury | Piano Works by Frédéric Chopin, Peter Ury and Ramón Ferrán, composed in Valldemossa and Deià.
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Joan Lainez | Tenor
Suzzane Bradbury | Piano
Works by Frédéric Chopin, Peter Ury and Ramón Ferrán, composed in Valldemossa and Deià.
Songs based on poems by Robert Graves.
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Place
Ca N'Alluny | Deià
Ca N'Alluny, Deià
29sep21:0023:00Lyrics against cancerCloister of Sant Bonaventura | Llucmajor
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Joan Laínez – Tenor Simón Orfila – Baix Tickets: www.ticketib.com
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Joan Laínez - Tenor
Simón Orfila - Baix
Tickets: www.ticketib.com
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Place
Cloister of Sant Bonaventura | Llucmajor
Carrer Fra Joan Garau, 2, 07620 Llucmajor, Illes Balears
October 2024
23oct20:00TurandotPalma's Principal Theatre
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By Giacomo Puccini, within the 39th Opera Season Giacomo Puccini's unfinished great opera returns to the Teatre Principal in a new production
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By Giacomo Puccini, within the 39th Opera Season
Giacomo Puccini's unfinished grand opera returns to the Teatre Principal in a new production, just as it marks 100 years since the composer's death.
On this occasion, we will be able to enjoy the complete ending of Turandot, which Franco Alfano composed after Puccini's death. The Ice Princess, the three enigmas, the unknown prince, the threatening moon... A whole series of elements that, with the sublime music, make this opera one of the most applauded by the general public and one of the most appreciated by the expert public. For this newly created opera, the costumes of the opera will be restored. Turandot of the Principal of the year 1993.
Musical direction
Giuseppe Finzi
Stage direction
Alessandra Premoli
Choreography
Joan Taltavull
Scenography
Nathalie Deana
Locker room
Maria Miro
Lightning
Antonio Castro
Lighting Assistant
Emiliano Pascucci
Distribution
Turandot
Catherine Foster
Calaf
Alejandro Roy
Liu
Marta Bauzà
Timur
Byung Gil Kim
Ping, Pang and Pong
Tomeu Bibiloni, Joan Laínez and José Manuel Sánchez
Mandarin
Jorge Tello
(inter alia)
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25oct20:00TurandotPalma's Principal Theatre
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By Giacomo Puccini, within the 39th Opera Season Giacomo Puccini's unfinished great opera returns to the Teatre Principal in a new production
Event details
By Giacomo Puccini, within the 39th Opera Season
Giacomo Puccini's unfinished grand opera returns to the Teatre Principal in a new production, just as it marks 100 years since the composer's death.
On this occasion, we will be able to enjoy the complete ending of Turandot, which Franco Alfano composed after Puccini's death. The Ice Princess, the three enigmas, the unknown prince, the threatening moon... A whole series of elements that, with the sublime music, make this opera one of the most applauded by the general public and one of the most appreciated by the expert public. For this newly created opera, the costumes of the opera will be restored. Turandot of the Principal of the year 1993.
Musical direction
Giuseppe Finzi
Stage direction
Alessandra Premoli
Choreography
Joan Taltavull
Scenography
Nathalie Deana
Locker room
Maria Miro
Lightning
Antonio Castro
Lighting Assistant
Emiliano Pascucci
Distribution
Turandot
Catherine Foster
Calaf
Alejandro Roy
Liu
Marta Bauzà
Timur
Byung Gil Kim
Ping, Pang and Pong
Tomeu Bibiloni, Joan Laínez and José Manuel Sánchez
Mandarin
Jorge Tello
(inter alia)
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27oct18:00TurandotPalma's Principal Theatre
Event details
By Giacomo Puccini, within the 39th Opera Season Giacomo Puccini's unfinished great opera returns to the Teatre Principal in a new production
Event details
By Giacomo Puccini, within the 39th Opera Season
Giacomo Puccini's unfinished grand opera returns to the Teatre Principal in a new production, just as it marks 100 years since the composer's death.
On this occasion, we will be able to enjoy the complete ending of Turandot, which Franco Alfano composed after Puccini's death. The Ice Princess, the three enigmas, the unknown prince, the threatening moon... A whole series of elements that, with the sublime music, make this opera one of the most applauded by the general public and one of the most appreciated by the expert public. For this newly created opera, the costumes of the opera will be restored. Turandot of the Principal of the year 1993.
Musical direction
Giuseppe Finzi
Stage direction
Alessandra Premoli
Choreography
Joan Taltavull
Scenography
Nathalie Deana
Locker room
Maria Miro
Lightning
Antonio Castro
Lighting Assistant
Emiliano Pascucci
Distribution
Turandot
Catherine Foster
Calaf
Alejandro Roy
Liu
Marta Bauzà
Timur
Byung Gil Kim
Ping, Pang and Pong
Tomeu Bibiloni, Joan Laínez and José Manuel Sánchez
Mandarin
Jorge Tello
(inter alia)
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November 2024
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Accompanied by the pianist Maria Victòria Cortés, a concert where Spanish songs will be the central theme with works by Samper, Brotons, Ortega, Mariño together with Arias and
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Accompanied by the pianist Maria Victòria Cortés, a concert where Spanish songs will be the central theme with works by Samper, Brotons, Ortega, Mariño together with Arias and Romances from Opera and Zarzuela
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December 2024
20dec19:30AidaOVIEDO OPERA HOUSE | ASTURIAS
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The premiere of Aida took place at the new opera house in Cairo on 24 December 1871. This opera by Verdi marks a
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The premiere of Aida The opera was performed at the new opera house in Cairo on 24 December 1871. This opera by Verdi marks a milestone in Italian musical history and is the culmination of grand opera in the Italian style, developed on the basis of the French compositional model. Verdi composed a work full of theatricality, set in Pharaonic Egypt, although with a libretto full of anachronisms and unlikely events. However, the unhappy love between the Ethiopian princess and the captain of the Egyptian guard captivated the public from the first performance. The premiere in Milan was resounding, as were the performances that took place in several Italian cities. The work was received as a masterpiece, however, critics were disappointed with the Aida, which seemed to them a step backwards in the composer's career and not a continuation of the achievements he had just made.
Distribution
The king
Luis Lopez Navarro
Amneris
Ketevan Kemoklidze
Laura Vila
Aida
Carmen Giannattasio
Carmen Buendia
Radames
George of Leon
Joan Laínez
Ramfis
Manuel Fuentes
Jeroboam Tejera
Amonasro
Angel Odena
Alejandro Sanchez
A messenger
Josep Fadó
A priestess
Carla Sampedro
Musical Director
Gianluca Marciano
Director of the scene
Vivien Hewitt
Scenographer
Franco Zeffirelli
Costume designer
Anna Ann
Illuminator
Gianni Mirenda
Choreographer
Olympia Oyonarte
Choir Director
Pablo Moras
Symphony Orchestra of the Principality of Asturias
Oviedo Opera Choir (Intermezzo Choir)
Hour
Oviedo Opera
February 2025
01feb18:00Lyric RecitalAUDITÒRIUM SA MÀNIGA | CALA MILLOR (MALLORCA)
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Dissabte, February 1, at 6 p.m. LYRIC RECITAL Joan Laínez, tenor Maria Victòria Cortès,
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Dissabte, February 1, at 6 p.m.
LYRICAL RECITAL
Joan Lainez, tenor
Maria Victòria Cortès, piano
Entrance: 2 €
https://ticketib.com/events/recital-liric
With an attractive program, the tenor Joan Laínez and the pianist Maria Victòria Cortès offer an extraordinary recital in Cala Millor. The artists begin the recital with songs by Samper, Toldrà and Parera Pons. Tot follow, feel fish from conegudes sarsueles com Luisa Fernanda, Mrs. Francisquita, Yo The Port Innkeeper. To finish this magnificent recital, they will perform some of the most esteemed Italian songs to the public: the Morning of Leoncavallo, or the Core n'grato.
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Place
Sa Màniga Auditorium
C. de son galta, 4.
(+34) 971 587 373 administracion@samaniga.es
Sa Màniga Auditorium
March 2025
16mar18:00Verdi's RequiemCHURCH OF SANT JULIÀ I SANT GERMÀ | ANDORRA
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ORGANIZATION: General direction and production: Jonaina Salvador Orchestra direction: Francisco Moya Choral direction: Emmanuel Nuibò
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ORGANIZATION:
General direction and production: Jonaina Salvador
Conducting: Francisco Moya
Choral direction: Emmanuel Nuibò
DISTRIBUTION:
Soprano: Jonaina Salvador
Tenor: Joan Lainez
Mezzo-soprano: Blanca Valido
Orchestra of Castile-La Mancha
Puig-Reig Polyphonic
More information: andorralirica@gmail.com – Tel: 394 457
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Place
CHURCH OF SANT JULIÀ I SANT GERMÀ
AD600 Sant Julià de Lòria, Andorra
May 2025
02may20:00CARMENTHEATER LA FARÀNDULA | SABADELL
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by Georges Bizet Carmen is the last opera and the great masterpiece of Georges Bizet, undoubtedly converted today into
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by Georges Bizet
Carmen It is the last opera and the great masterpiece of Georges Bizet, undoubtedly the most popular French opera today and one of the most performed in the world.
The story takes place in Andalusia, where the love affair between a sensual and free-spirited gypsy, Carmen, and a strict and closed-minded soldier, Don José, ends in tragedy when he kills her because he cannot accept that she, who has always been guided by her instincts, has left him for another man. Carmen It is a true fresco of the Andalusian atmosphere around 1830, with a mixture of soldiers, smugglers, bullfighters and gypsies, in which the brilliance of the music presents us with a seductive fresco that hypnotizes the audience until the tragic final climax with the death, undoubtedly heroic, of the seductive gypsy Carmen.
Carmen It is a passionate and vibrant opera, with unforgettable musical episodes such as the Habanera wave Song of the Toreador, which becomes a tragedy driven by love and freedom.
Hour
Place
La Faràndula Theater | Sabadell
Adreça: c. of the Republic, 33
La Faràndula Theater | Sabadell
04may18:00CARMENKURSAAL THEATRE | MANRESA
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by Georges Bizet Carmen is the last opera and the great masterpiece of Georges Bizet, undoubtedly converted today into
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by Georges Bizet
Carmen It is the last opera and the great masterpiece of Georges Bizet, undoubtedly the most popular French opera today and one of the most performed in the world.
The story takes place in Andalusia, where the love affair between a sensual and free-spirited gypsy, Carmen, and a strict and closed-minded soldier, Don José, ends in tragedy when he kills her because he cannot accept that she, who has always been guided by her instincts, has left him for another man. Carmen It is a true fresco of the Andalusian atmosphere around 1830, with a mixture of soldiers, smugglers, bullfighters and gypsies, in which the brilliance of the music presents us with a seductive fresco that hypnotizes the audience until the tragic final climax with the death, undoubtedly heroic, of the seductive gypsy Carmen.
Carmen It is a passionate and vibrant opera, with unforgettable musical episodes such as the Habanera wave Song of the Toreador, which becomes a tragedy driven by love and freedom.
Hour
Place
Kursaal Theatre
Passeig de Pere III, 3-5, 08242
Kursaal Theatre
10may18:30CARMENPALAU OF CATALAN MUSIC | BARCELONA
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by Georges Bizet Carmen is the last opera and the great masterpiece of Georges Bizet, undoubtedly converted today into
Event details
by Georges Bizet
Carmen It is the last opera and the great masterpiece of Georges Bizet, undoubtedly the most popular French opera today and one of the most performed in the world.
The story takes place in Andalusia, where the love affair between a sensual and free-spirited gypsy, Carmen, and a strict and closed-minded soldier, Don José, ends in tragedy when he kills her because he cannot accept that she, who has always been guided by her instincts, has left him for another man. Carmen It is a true fresco of the Andalusian atmosphere around 1830, with a mixture of soldiers, smugglers, bullfighters and gypsies, in which the brilliance of the music presents us with a seductive fresco that hypnotizes the audience until the tragic final climax with the death, undoubtedly heroic, of the seductive gypsy Carmen.
Carmen It is a passionate and vibrant opera, with unforgettable musical episodes such as the Habanera wave Song of the Toreador, which becomes a tragedy driven by love and freedom.
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Place
Barcelona, Palau of Catalan Music
C/ Palau de la Música, 4-6, 08003, Barcelona
Barcelona, Palau of Catalan Music
14may19:30CARMENCORNELLÀ AUDITORIUM
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by Georges Bizet Carmen is the last opera and the great masterpiece of Georges Bizet, undoubtedly converted today into
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by Georges Bizet
Carmen It is the last opera and the great masterpiece of Georges Bizet, undoubtedly the most popular French opera today and one of the most performed in the world.
The story takes place in Andalusia, where the love affair between a sensual and free-spirited gypsy, Carmen, and a strict and closed-minded soldier, Don José, ends in tragedy when he kills her because he cannot accept that she, who has always been guided by her instincts, has left him for another man. Carmen It is a true fresco of the Andalusian atmosphere around 1830, with a mixture of soldiers, smugglers, bullfighters and gypsies, in which the brilliance of the music presents us with a seductive fresco that hypnotizes the audience until the tragic final climax with the death, undoubtedly heroic, of the seductive gypsy Carmen.
Carmen It is a passionate and vibrant opera, with unforgettable musical episodes such as the Habanera wave Song of the Toreador, which becomes a tragedy driven by love and freedom.
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Auditorium of Cornellà
17may18:30CARMENPALAU OF CATALAN MUSIC | BARCELONA
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by Georges Bizet Carmen is the last opera and the great masterpiece of Georges Bizet, undoubtedly converted today into
Event details
by Georges Bizet
Carmen It is the last opera and the great masterpiece of Georges Bizet, undoubtedly the most popular French opera today and one of the most performed in the world.
The story takes place in Andalusia, where the love affair between a sensual and free-spirited gypsy, Carmen, and a strict and closed-minded soldier, Don José, ends in tragedy when he kills her because he cannot accept that she, who has always been guided by her instincts, has left him for another man. Carmen It is a true fresco of the Andalusian atmosphere around 1830, with a mixture of soldiers, smugglers, bullfighters and gypsies, in which the brilliance of the music presents us with a seductive fresco that hypnotizes the audience until the tragic final climax with the death, undoubtedly heroic, of the seductive gypsy Carmen.
Carmen It is a passionate and vibrant opera, with unforgettable musical episodes such as the Habanera wave Song of the Toreador, which becomes a tragedy driven by love and freedom.
Hour
Place
Barcelona, Palau of Catalan Music
C/ Palau de la Música, 4-6, 08003, Barcelona
Barcelona, Palau of Catalan Music
21may20:00CARMENTHEATRE OF THE LLOTJA | LLEIDA
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by Georges Bizet Carmen is the last opera and the great masterpiece of Georges Bizet, undoubtedly converted today into
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by Georges Bizet
Carmen It is the last opera and the great masterpiece of Georges Bizet, undoubtedly the most popular French opera today and one of the most performed in the world.
The story takes place in Andalusia, where the love affair between a sensual and free-spirited gypsy, Carmen, and a strict and closed-minded soldier, Don José, ends in tragedy when he kills her because he cannot accept that she, who has always been guided by her instincts, has left him for another man. Carmen It is a true fresco of the Andalusian atmosphere around 1830, with a mixture of soldiers, smugglers, bullfighters and gypsies, in which the brilliance of the music presents us with a seductive fresco that hypnotizes the audience until the tragic final climax with the death, undoubtedly heroic, of the seductive gypsy Carmen.
Carmen It is a passionate and vibrant opera, with unforgettable musical episodes such as the Habanera wave Song of the Toreador, which becomes a tragedy driven by love and freedom.
Hour
Place
LLOTJA THEATRE LLEIDA
Tortosa Avenue 4, 25005, Lleida (Lleida)
LLOTJA THEATRE LLEIDA
27may20:30CARMENFORTUNY THEATRE | REUS
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by Georges Bizet Carmen is the last opera and the great masterpiece of Georges Bizet, undoubtedly converted today into
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by Georges Bizet
Carmen It is the last opera and the great masterpiece of Georges Bizet, undoubtedly the most popular French opera today and one of the most performed in the world.
The story takes place in Andalusia, where the love affair between a sensual and free-spirited gypsy, Carmen, and a strict and closed-minded soldier, Don José, ends in tragedy when he kills her because he cannot accept that she, who has always been guided by her instincts, has left him for another man. Carmen It is a true fresco of the Andalusian atmosphere around 1830, with a mixture of soldiers, smugglers, bullfighters and gypsies, in which the brilliance of the music presents us with a seductive fresco that hypnotizes the audience until the tragic final climax with the death, undoubtedly heroic, of the seductive gypsy Carmen.
Carmen It is a passionate and vibrant opera, with unforgettable musical episodes such as the Habanera wave Song of the Toreador, which becomes a tragedy driven by love and freedom.
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Place
FORTUNY THEATRE REUS
Plaça Prim, 4 - 43201 Reus
FORTUNY THEATRE REUS
June 2025
24jun08:15La TraviataRoyal Theatre | Madrid
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La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known works, is back on stage at the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which was never performed
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La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known titles, takes to the stage of the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which could not be performed in 2020 due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. A classic that is accompanied by great artists such as Nadine Sierra, Xabier Anduaga or Adela Zaharia.
Opera in three acts
Music by Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1883)
Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave, based on The Lady of the Camellias, by Alexandre Dumas fils
Premiered at the Teatro La Fenice in Venice on March 6, 1853
Premiered at the Teatro Real on February 1, 1855
Production by the Dutch National Opera & Ballet
Artistic team
Musical direction: Henrik Nánasi
Francesc Prat __ 1, 10 Jul
Stage direction: Willy Decker
Scenography and costumes: Wolfgang Gusmann
Locker room: Susana Mendoza
Lightning: Hans Toelstede
Choreography: Athol John Farmer
Replacement of scenery: Thomas Bruner
Choir direction: Jose Luis Basso
Distribution
Violetta Valery: Nadine Sierra __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 14, 17, 20, 23 July
Adela Zaharia __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Flora Bervoix: Karina Demurova
Annina: Gemma Coma-Alabert
Alfredo Germont: Xabier Anduaga __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 16, 19, 23 July
Ivan Ayon Rivas __ June 25, 28; July 1, 4, 10, 21
Juan Diego Flórez __ 14, 17, 20 July
Giorgio Germont: Luca Salsi __ June 24, 27, 29; July 2, 5, 8, 14
Artur Rucinski __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Gëzim Myshketa __ July 17, 20, 23
Gastone, Viscount of Létonières: Albert Casals
Baron Douphol: Tomeu Bibiloni
The Marquis of Obigny: David Lagares
Dr. Grenvil: Giacomo Prestia
Giuseppe: Joan Lainez
Choir and Orchestra of the Teatro Real
Hour
Place
Royal Theatre Madrid
Plaza Isabel II s/n 28013 Madrid
Royal Theatre Madrid
27jun(Jun 27)19:30La TraviataRoyal Theatre | Madrid
Event details
La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known works, is back on stage at the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which was never performed
Event details
La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known titles, takes to the stage of the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which could not be performed in 2020 due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. A classic that is accompanied by great artists such as Nadine Sierra, Xabier Anduaga or Adela Zaharia.
Opera in three acts
Music by Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1883)
Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave, based on The Lady of the Camellias, by Alexandre Dumas fils
Premiered at the Teatro La Fenice in Venice on March 6, 1853
Premiered at the Teatro Real on February 1, 1855
Production by the Dutch National Opera & Ballet
Artistic team
Musical direction: Henrik Nánasi
Francesc Prat __ 1, 10 Jul
Stage direction: Willy Decker
Scenography and costumes: Wolfgang Gusmann
Locker room: Susana Mendoza
Lightning: Hans Toelstede
Choreography: Athol John Farmer
Replacement of scenery: Thomas Bruner
Choir direction: Jose Luis Basso
Distribution
Violetta Valery: Nadine Sierra __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 14, 17, 20, 23 July
Adela Zaharia __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Flora Bervoix: Karina Demurova
Annina: Gemma Coma-Alabert
Alfredo Germont: Xabier Anduaga __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 16, 19, 23 July
Ivan Ayon Rivas __ June 25, 28; July 1, 4, 10, 21
Juan Diego Flórez __ 14, 17, 20 July
Giorgio Germont: Luca Salsi __ June 24, 27, 29; July 2, 5, 8, 14
Artur Rucinski __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Gëzim Myshketa __ July 17, 20, 23
Gastone, Viscount of Létonières: Albert Casals
Baron Douphol: Tomeu Bibiloni
The Marquis of Obigny: David Lagares
Dr. Grenvil: Giacomo Prestia
Giuseppe: Joan Lainez
Choir and Orchestra of the Teatro Real
Hour
Place
Royal Theatre Madrid
Plaza Isabel II s/n 28013 Madrid
Royal Theatre Madrid
July 2025
01jul19:30La TraviataRoyal Theatre | Madrid
Event details
La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known works, is back on stage at the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which was never performed
Event details
La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known titles, takes to the stage of the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which could not be performed in 2020 due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. A classic that is accompanied by great artists such as Nadine Sierra, Xabier Anduaga or Adela Zaharia.
Opera in three acts
Music by Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1883)
Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave, based on The Lady of the Camellias, by Alexandre Dumas fils
Premiered at the Teatro La Fenice in Venice on March 6, 1853
Premiered at the Teatro Real on February 1, 1855
Production by the Dutch National Opera & Ballet
Artistic team
Musical direction: Henrik Nánasi
Francesc Prat __ 1, 10 Jul
Stage direction: Willy Decker
Scenography and costumes: Wolfgang Gusmann
Locker room: Susana Mendoza
Lightning: Hans Toelstede
Choreography: Athol John Farmer
Replacement of scenery: Thomas Bruner
Choir direction: Jose Luis Basso
Distribution
Violetta Valery: Nadine Sierra __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 14, 17, 20, 23 July
Adela Zaharia __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Flora Bervoix: Karina Demurova
Annina: Gemma Coma-Alabert
Alfredo Germont: Xabier Anduaga __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 16, 19, 23 July
Ivan Ayon Rivas __ June 25, 28; July 1, 4, 10, 21
Juan Diego Flórez __ 14, 17, 20 July
Giorgio Germont: Luca Salsi __ June 24, 27, 29; July 2, 5, 8, 14
Artur Rucinski __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Gëzim Myshketa __ July 17, 20, 23
Gastone, Viscount of Létonières: Albert Casals
Baron Douphol: Tomeu Bibiloni
The Marquis of Obigny: David Lagares
Dr. Grenvil: Giacomo Prestia
Giuseppe: Joan Lainez
Choir and Orchestra of the Teatro Real
Hour
Place
Royal Theatre Madrid
Plaza Isabel II s/n 28013 Madrid
Royal Theatre Madrid
04jul(Jul 4)19:30La TraviataRoyal Theatre | Madrid
Event details
La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known works, is back on stage at the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which was never performed
Event details
La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known titles, takes to the stage of the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which could not be performed in 2020 due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. A classic that is accompanied by great artists such as Nadine Sierra, Xabier Anduaga or Adela Zaharia.
Opera in three acts
Music by Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1883)
Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave, based on The Lady of the Camellias, by Alexandre Dumas fils
Premiered at the Teatro La Fenice in Venice on March 6, 1853
Premiered at the Teatro Real on February 1, 1855
Production by the Dutch National Opera & Ballet
Artistic team
Musical direction: Henrik Nánasi
Francesc Prat __ 1, 10 Jul
Stage direction: Willy Decker
Scenography and costumes: Wolfgang Gusmann
Locker room: Susana Mendoza
Lightning: Hans Toelstede
Choreography: Athol John Farmer
Replacement of scenery: Thomas Bruner
Choir direction: Jose Luis Basso
Distribution
Violetta Valery: Nadine Sierra __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 14, 17, 20, 23 July
Adela Zaharia __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Flora Bervoix: Karina Demurova
Annina: Gemma Coma-Alabert
Alfredo Germont: Xabier Anduaga __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 16, 19, 23 July
Ivan Ayon Rivas __ June 25, 28; July 1, 4, 10, 21
Juan Diego Flórez __ 14, 17, 20 July
Giorgio Germont: Luca Salsi __ June 24, 27, 29; July 2, 5, 8, 14
Artur Rucinski __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Gëzim Myshketa __ July 17, 20, 23
Gastone, Viscount of Létonières: Albert Casals
Baron Douphol: Tomeu Bibiloni
The Marquis of Obigny: David Lagares
Dr. Grenvil: Giacomo Prestia
Giuseppe: Joan Lainez
Choir and Orchestra of the Teatro Real
Hour
Place
Royal Theatre Madrid
Plaza Isabel II s/n 28013 Madrid
Royal Theatre Madrid
08jul19:30La TraviataRoyal Theatre | Madrid
Event details
La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known works, is back on stage at the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which was never performed
Event details
La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known titles, takes to the stage of the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which could not be performed in 2020 due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. A classic that is accompanied by great artists such as Nadine Sierra, Xabier Anduaga or Adela Zaharia.
Opera in three acts
Music by Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1883)
Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave, based on The Lady of the Camellias, by Alexandre Dumas fils
Premiered at the Teatro La Fenice in Venice on March 6, 1853
Premiered at the Teatro Real on February 1, 1855
Production by the Dutch National Opera & Ballet
Artistic team
Musical direction: Henrik Nánasi
Francesc Prat __ 1, 10 Jul
Stage direction: Willy Decker
Scenography and costumes: Wolfgang Gusmann
Locker room: Susana Mendoza
Lightning: Hans Toelstede
Choreography: Athol John Farmer
Replacement of scenery: Thomas Bruner
Choir direction: Jose Luis Basso
Distribution
Violetta Valery: Nadine Sierra __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 14, 17, 20, 23 July
Adela Zaharia __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Flora Bervoix: Karina Demurova
Annina: Gemma Coma-Alabert
Alfredo Germont: Xabier Anduaga __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 16, 19, 23 July
Ivan Ayon Rivas __ June 25, 28; July 1, 4, 10, 21
Juan Diego Flórez __ 14, 17, 20 July
Giorgio Germont: Luca Salsi __ June 24, 27, 29; July 2, 5, 8, 14
Artur Rucinski __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Gëzim Myshketa __ July 17, 20, 23
Gastone, Viscount of Létonières: Albert Casals
Baron Douphol: Tomeu Bibiloni
The Marquis of Obigny: David Lagares
Dr. Grenvil: Giacomo Prestia
Giuseppe: Joan Lainez
Choir and Orchestra of the Teatro Real
Hour
Place
Royal Theatre Madrid
Plaza Isabel II s/n 28013 Madrid
Royal Theatre Madrid
10jul19:30La TraviataRoyal Theatre | Madrid
Event details
La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known works, is back on stage at the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which was never performed
Event details
La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known titles, takes to the stage of the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which could not be performed in 2020 due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. A classic that is accompanied by great artists such as Nadine Sierra, Xabier Anduaga or Adela Zaharia.
Opera in three acts
Music by Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1883)
Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave, based on The Lady of the Camellias, by Alexandre Dumas fils
Premiered at the Teatro La Fenice in Venice on March 6, 1853
Premiered at the Teatro Real on February 1, 1855
Production by the Dutch National Opera & Ballet
Artistic team
Musical direction: Henrik Nánasi
Francesc Prat __ 1, 10 Jul
Stage direction: Willy Decker
Scenography and costumes: Wolfgang Gusmann
Locker room: Susana Mendoza
Lightning: Hans Toelstede
Choreography: Athol John Farmer
Replacement of scenery: Thomas Bruner
Choir direction: Jose Luis Basso
Distribution
Violetta Valery: Nadine Sierra __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 14, 17, 20, 23 July
Adela Zaharia __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Flora Bervoix: Karina Demurova
Annina: Gemma Coma-Alabert
Alfredo Germont: Xabier Anduaga __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 16, 19, 23 July
Ivan Ayon Rivas __ June 25, 28; July 1, 4, 10, 21
Juan Diego Flórez __ 14, 17, 20 July
Giorgio Germont: Luca Salsi __ June 24, 27, 29; July 2, 5, 8, 14
Artur Rucinski __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Gëzim Myshketa __ July 17, 20, 23
Gastone, Viscount of Létonières: Albert Casals
Baron Douphol: Tomeu Bibiloni
The Marquis of Obigny: David Lagares
Dr. Grenvil: Giacomo Prestia
Giuseppe: Joan Lainez
Choir and Orchestra of the Teatro Real
Hour
Place
Royal Theatre Madrid
Plaza Isabel II s/n 28013 Madrid
Royal Theatre Madrid
14jul19:30La TraviataRoyal Theatre | Madrid
Event details
La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known works, is back on stage at the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which was never performed
Event details
La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known titles, takes to the stage of the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which could not be performed in 2020 due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. A classic that is accompanied by great artists such as Nadine Sierra, Xabier Anduaga or Adela Zaharia.
Opera in three acts
Music by Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1883)
Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave, based on The Lady of the Camellias, by Alexandre Dumas fils
Premiered at the Teatro La Fenice in Venice on March 6, 1853
Premiered at the Teatro Real on February 1, 1855
Production by the Dutch National Opera & Ballet
Artistic team
Musical direction: Henrik Nánasi
Francesc Prat __ 1, 10 Jul
Stage direction: Willy Decker
Scenography and costumes: Wolfgang Gusmann
Locker room: Susana Mendoza
Lightning: Hans Toelstede
Choreography: Athol John Farmer
Replacement of scenery: Thomas Bruner
Choir direction: Jose Luis Basso
Distribution
Violetta Valery: Nadine Sierra __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 14, 17, 20, 23 July
Adela Zaharia __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Flora Bervoix: Karina Demurova
Annina: Gemma Coma-Alabert
Alfredo Germont: Xabier Anduaga __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 16, 19, 23 July
Ivan Ayon Rivas __ June 25, 28; July 1, 4, 10, 21
Juan Diego Flórez __ 14, 17, 20 July
Giorgio Germont: Luca Salsi __ June 24, 27, 29; July 2, 5, 8, 14
Artur Rucinski __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Gëzim Myshketa __ July 17, 20, 23
Gastone, Viscount of Létonières: Albert Casals
Baron Douphol: Tomeu Bibiloni
The Marquis of Obigny: David Lagares
Dr. Grenvil: Giacomo Prestia
Giuseppe: Joan Lainez
Choir and Orchestra of the Teatro Real
Hour
Place
Royal Theatre Madrid
Plaza Isabel II s/n 28013 Madrid
Royal Theatre Madrid
16jul(Jul 16)19:30La TraviataRoyal Theatre | Madrid
Event details
La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known works, is back on stage at the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which was never performed
Event details
La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known titles, takes to the stage of the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which could not be performed in 2020 due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. A classic that is accompanied by great artists such as Nadine Sierra, Xabier Anduaga or Adela Zaharia.
Opera in three acts
Music by Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1883)
Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave, based on The Lady of the Camellias, by Alexandre Dumas fils
Premiered at the Teatro La Fenice in Venice on March 6, 1853
Premiered at the Teatro Real on February 1, 1855
Production by the Dutch National Opera & Ballet
Artistic team
Musical direction: Henrik Nánasi
Francesc Prat __ 1, 10 Jul
Stage direction: Willy Decker
Scenography and costumes: Wolfgang Gusmann
Locker room: Susana Mendoza
Lightning: Hans Toelstede
Choreography: Athol John Farmer
Replacement of scenery: Thomas Bruner
Choir direction: Jose Luis Basso
Distribution
Violetta Valery: Nadine Sierra __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 14, 17, 20, 23 July
Adela Zaharia __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Flora Bervoix: Karina Demurova
Annina: Gemma Coma-Alabert
Alfredo Germont: Xabier Anduaga __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 16, 19, 23 July
Ivan Ayon Rivas __ June 25, 28; July 1, 4, 10, 21
Juan Diego Flórez __ 14, 17, 20 July
Giorgio Germont: Luca Salsi __ June 24, 27, 29; July 2, 5, 8, 14
Artur Rucinski __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Gëzim Myshketa __ July 17, 20, 23
Gastone, Viscount of Létonières: Albert Casals
Baron Douphol: Tomeu Bibiloni
The Marquis of Obigny: David Lagares
Dr. Grenvil: Giacomo Prestia
Giuseppe: Joan Lainez
Choir and Orchestra of the Teatro Real
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Place
Royal Theatre Madrid
Plaza Isabel II s/n 28013 Madrid
Royal Theatre Madrid
19jul(Jul 19)19:30La TraviataRoyal Theatre | Madrid
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La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known works, is back on stage at the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which was never performed
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La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known titles, takes to the stage of the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which could not be performed in 2020 due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. A classic that is accompanied by great artists such as Nadine Sierra, Xabier Anduaga or Adela Zaharia.
Opera in three acts
Music by Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1883)
Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave, based on The Lady of the Camellias, by Alexandre Dumas fils
Premiered at the Teatro La Fenice in Venice on March 6, 1853
Premiered at the Teatro Real on February 1, 1855
Production by the Dutch National Opera & Ballet
Artistic team
Musical direction: Henrik Nánasi
Francesc Prat __ 1, 10 Jul
Stage direction: Willy Decker
Scenography and costumes: Wolfgang Gusmann
Locker room: Susana Mendoza
Lightning: Hans Toelstede
Choreography: Athol John Farmer
Replacement of scenery: Thomas Bruner
Choir direction: Jose Luis Basso
Distribution
Violetta Valery: Nadine Sierra __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 14, 17, 20, 23 July
Adela Zaharia __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Flora Bervoix: Karina Demurova
Annina: Gemma Coma-Alabert
Alfredo Germont: Xabier Anduaga __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 16, 19, 23 July
Ivan Ayon Rivas __ June 25, 28; July 1, 4, 10, 21
Juan Diego Flórez __ 14, 17, 20 July
Giorgio Germont: Luca Salsi __ June 24, 27, 29; July 2, 5, 8, 14
Artur Rucinski __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Gëzim Myshketa __ July 17, 20, 23
Gastone, Viscount of Létonières: Albert Casals
Baron Douphol: Tomeu Bibiloni
The Marquis of Obigny: David Lagares
Dr. Grenvil: Giacomo Prestia
Giuseppe: Joan Lainez
Choir and Orchestra of the Teatro Real
Hour
Place
Royal Theatre Madrid
Plaza Isabel II s/n 28013 Madrid
Royal Theatre Madrid
23jul19:30La TraviataRoyal Theatre | Madrid
Event details
La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known works, is back on stage at the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which was never performed
Event details
La traviata, one of Verdi's best-known titles, takes to the stage of the Teatro Real in Willy Decker's iconic production, which could not be performed in 2020 due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. A classic that is accompanied by great artists such as Nadine Sierra, Xabier Anduaga or Adela Zaharia.
Opera in three acts
Music by Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1883)
Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave, based on The Lady of the Camellias, by Alexandre Dumas fils
Premiered at the Teatro La Fenice in Venice on March 6, 1853
Premiered at the Teatro Real on February 1, 1855
Production by the Dutch National Opera & Ballet
Artistic team
Musical direction: Henrik Nánasi
Francesc Prat __ 1, 10 Jul
Stage direction: Willy Decker
Scenography and costumes: Wolfgang Gusmann
Locker room: Susana Mendoza
Lightning: Hans Toelstede
Choreography: Athol John Farmer
Replacement of scenery: Thomas Bruner
Choir direction: Jose Luis Basso
Distribution
Violetta Valery: Nadine Sierra __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 14, 17, 20, 23 July
Adela Zaharia __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Flora Bervoix: Karina Demurova
Annina: Gemma Coma-Alabert
Alfredo Germont: Xabier Anduaga __ June 24, 27, 29; 2, 5, 8, 16, 19, 23 July
Ivan Ayon Rivas __ June 25, 28; July 1, 4, 10, 21
Juan Diego Flórez __ 14, 17, 20 July
Giorgio Germont: Luca Salsi __ June 24, 27, 29; July 2, 5, 8, 14
Artur Rucinski __ June 25, 28; 1, 4, 10, 16, 19, 21 July
Gëzim Myshketa __ July 17, 20, 23
Gastone, Viscount of Létonières: Albert Casals
Baron Douphol: Tomeu Bibiloni
The Marquis of Obigny: David Lagares
Dr. Grenvil: Giacomo Prestia
Giuseppe: Joan Lainez
Choir and Orchestra of the Teatro Real
Hour
Place
Royal Theatre Madrid
Plaza Isabel II s/n 28013 Madrid
Royal Theatre Madrid
September 2025
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Solidarity Lyric Recital with Baix Simón Orfila, tenor Joan Laínez and piano accompaniment by Maria Victòria Cortés. This is
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Solidarity Lyric Recital with Baix Simón Orfila, tenor Joan Laínez and piano accompaniment by Maria Victòria Cortés.
This is the second solidarity lyric recital that is going to begin any day before the 100 % of the recapture of the box office will go to Càritas Parroquial de Llucmajor.
Concert during the 5th Lyric Festival of Llucmajor, organized by the Llucmajor City Council
Ticketing: https://ticketib.com/ca/events/lirica-solidaria-simon-orfila-i-joan-lainez-llucmajor
Hour
November 2025
16nov19:30The Flying DutchmanTenerife Auditorium | Santa Cruz de Tenerife
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Tenerife Opera takes on Wagner's repertoire with this staged version of The Flying Dutchman, produced by the Teatro Municipal de Santiago (Chile).
Event details
Tenerife Opera addresses Wagner's repertoire staged with this Der fliegende Holländer (The Flying Dutchman) with a production by the Municipal Theater of Santiago (Chile).
Artistic file
Musical direction: Guillermo García Calvo
Stage direction: Marcelo Lombardero
Costume design: Luciana Gutman
Set design: Noelia González
Lighting design: José Luis Fiorruccio
Video design: Giselle Hauscarriaga
Vocal coach: Jozef Katrák
Production of the Municipal Theater of Santiago (Chile)
Cast
The Dutchman: Luis Cansino, baritone
Daland: Vazgen Gazaryan, bass
Senta: Ángeles Blancas, soprano
Erik: Airam Hernández, tenor
Mary: Guadalupe Barrientos, mezzo-soprano
Daland's Helmsman: Joan Laínez, tenor
ticket sales:
Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/el-holandes-errante/#actors
Hour
Place
Tenerife Auditorium
38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife
19nov19:30The Flying DutchmanTenerife Auditorium | Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Event details
Tenerife Opera takes on Wagner's repertoire with this staged version of The Flying Dutchman, produced by the Teatro Municipal de Santiago (Chile).
Event details
Tenerife Opera addresses Wagner's repertoire staged with this Der fliegende Holländer (The Flying Dutchman) with a production by the Municipal Theater of Santiago (Chile).
Artistic file
Musical direction: Guillermo García Calvo
Stage direction: Marcelo Lombardero
Costume design: Luciana Gutman
Set design: Noelia González
Lighting design: José Luis Fiorruccio
Video design: Giselle Hauscarriaga
Vocal coach: Jozef Katrák
Production of the Municipal Theater of Santiago (Chile)
Cast
The Dutchman: Luis Cansino, baritone
Daland: Vazgen Gazaryan, bass
Senta: Ángeles Blancas, soprano
Erik: Airam Hernández, tenor
Mary: Guadalupe Barrientos, mezzo-soprano
Daland's Helmsman: Joan Laínez, tenor
ticket sales:
Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/el-holandes-errante/#actors
Hour
Place
Tenerife Auditorium
38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife
22nov19:30The Flying DutchmanTenerife Auditorium | Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Event details
Tenerife Opera takes on Wagner's repertoire with this staged version of The Flying Dutchman, produced by the Teatro Municipal de Santiago (Chile).
Event details
Tenerife Opera addresses Wagner's repertoire staged with this Der fliegende Holländer (The Flying Dutchman) with a production by the Municipal Theater of Santiago (Chile).
Artistic file
Musical direction: Guillermo García Calvo
Stage direction: Marcelo Lombardero
Costume design: Luciana Gutman
Set design: Noelia González
Lighting design: José Luis Fiorruccio
Video design: Giselle Hauscarriaga
Vocal coach: Jozef Katrák
Production of the Municipal Theater of Santiago (Chile)
Cast
The Dutchman: Luis Cansino, baritone
Daland: Vazgen Gazaryan, bass
Senta: Ángeles Blancas, soprano
Erik: Airam Hernández, tenor
Mary: Guadalupe Barrientos, mezzo-soprano
Daland's Helmsman: Joan Laínez, tenor
ticket sales:
Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/el-holandes-errante/#actors
Hour
Place
Tenerife Auditorium
38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife
December 2025
05dec19:30Goodbye to BohemiaTenerife Auditorium | Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Event details
Tenerife Opera closes the year 2025 with this Farewell to Bohemia, a short opera with music by Pablo Sorozábal and libretto by Pío Baroja.
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Tenerife Opera closes the year 2025 with this Goodbye to bohemianism, a short opera with music by Pablo Sorozábal and a libretto by Pío Baroja. This production includes a theatrical prologue featuring a conversation between the two creators.
Artistic file
Musical direction: Víctor Pablo Pérez
Stage direction: Ignacio García
Production of Donostia Musika
Cast
Trini: Jaquelina Livieri, soprano
Ramón: Juan Jesús Rodríguez, baritone
The Vagabond: Javier Castañeda, bass
The man who reads the herald: Joan Laínez, tenor
The Man with the Cape: Íñigo Santacana, actor
A pimp: David Barrera, tenor
Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/adios-a-la-bohemia/
Hour
Place
Tenerife Auditorium
38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife
06dec19:30Goodbye to BohemiaTenerife Auditorium | Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Event details
Tenerife Opera closes the year 2025 with this Farewell to Bohemia, a short opera with music by Pablo Sorozábal and libretto by Pío Baroja.
Event details
Tenerife Opera closes the year 2025 with this Goodbye to bohemianism, a short opera with music by Pablo Sorozábal and a libretto by Pío Baroja. This production includes a theatrical prologue featuring a conversation between the two creators.
Artistic file
Musical direction: Víctor Pablo Pérez
Stage direction: Ignacio García
Production of Donostia Musika
Cast
Trini: Jaquelina Livieri, soprano
Ramón: Juan Jesús Rodríguez, baritone
The Vagabond: Javier Castañeda, bass
The man who reads the herald: Joan Laínez, tenor
The Man with the Cape: Íñigo Santacana, actor
A pimp: David Barrera, tenor
Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/adios-a-la-bohemia/
Hour
Place
Tenerife Auditorium
38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife
11dec20:00Beethoven's Ninth SymphonyPALMA AUDITORIUM | PALMA
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PI Tchaikovsky, The Nutcracker, Suite 1 Lv Beethoven, Symphony No. 9 Marta Bauza, soprano Begoña Gómez, mezzo
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PI Tchaikovsky, The Nutcracker, suite 1
Beethoven, Symphony No. 9
Marta Bauza, soprano
Begoña Gómez, mezzo
Joan Lainez, tenor
Sebastia Serra, bass baritone
Studium Choir (Chorus Director: Carlos Ponseti)
Pablo Mielgo, director
Hour
12dec20:00Beethoven's Ninth SymphonyMANACOR AUDITORIUM | MANACOR
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PI Tchaikovsky, The Nutcracker, Suite 1 Lv Beethoven, Symphony No. 9 Marta Bauza, soprano Begoña Gómez, mezzo
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PI Tchaikovsky, The Nutcracker, suite 1
Beethoven, Symphony No. 9
Marta Bauza, soprano
Begoña Gómez, mezzo
Joan Lainez, tenor
Sebastia Serra, bass baritone
Studium Choir (Chorus Director: Carlos Ponseti)
Pablo Mielgo, director
Hour
13dec17:30CULTURE FOR PEACE & HUMAN RIGHTPALACE OF NATIONS | GENEVA
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Joan Laínez will sing 'La Sibil·la' at the UN headquarters in Geneva. The concert, organized by the Onuart Foundation, will be a
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Joan Laínez will sing 'La Sibil·la' at the UN headquarters in Geneva
The concert, organized by the Onuart Foundation, will be a fusion of European and Indian culture and will take place on December 13th.
Joan Laínez will participate on December 13th in a concert at the United Nations headquarters in Geneva, organized by the Onuart Foundation, where he will perform El Cant de la Sibil·la. The performance, as the Mallorcan tenor explains, will be a blend of cultures, as he will share the stage and repertoire with cellist Saskia Rao de Haas and the renowned Indian sitar master Pandit Shubhendra Rao.
Hour
Place
PALACE OF NATIONS | GENEVA
Av. de la Paix 14, 1202
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