Immerse yourself in an eclectic musical experience titled "Prayer." Pachelbel kicks off with his timeless Canon, now enriched with strings and organ, a sea of sounds surrounding the audience in an infrequent performance of the well-known work.

Next, the world premiere of Josu de Solaun's "Madrigal," a piece for string quartet in which De Solaun, one of the most versatile musicians of the scene, brings us back to a counterpoint tradition dating back centuries to show its ever-present relevance.

Albinoni’s Sonata da Chiesa features an emotive dialogue between violin and organ which shows virtuosic and creative compositional skills. Turina evokes the characteristic Spanish features of passion and sacrifice, with his "Oración del Torero."

Schubert leads us into the celestial Ave Maria, in a version where the violin becomes both the melodic voice and choir. The rendition of Gomez’s work follows, fusing violin, strings, and organ.

Join us to explore these diverse compositions, each being, in its way, a prayer from the depths of the soul.