Friday 18 September, 19:00

Les Amuse-Bouches: Duo Raiya — Five Centuries of Spanish Music

With guitars, Ángel Ripoll and Miguel Ferreira lead a vivid journey through five centuries of Spanish music. Blending flamenco’s pulse with the refinement of classical repertoire, the Duo Raiya highlights the instrument’s expressive range and passionate colours. Their programme ranges from Renaissance and classical miniatures to Spanish romantic and 20th-century works, offering intimate dialogue and virtuosic flair. Expect warm, nuanced interpretations that bring centuries of Iberian tradition into vivid, chamber-music light.

Rue de Bernex 313
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Photo Credit: © duo raiya

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