Thursday 14 January, 19:30

Intimate Spain

Booking Required

Combining harpsichord and contemporary flamenco, this intimate programme pairs harpsichordist Benjamin Alard with choreographer-dancer Israel Galván and the soloists of the Orchestre de Chambre de Genève. Central is de Falla’s Concierto para clavicémbalo, its rhythmic bite and incisive clarity mirrored by José María Sánchez‑Verdú’s Las ínsulas extrañas and repertory from Victoria, Bach and Scarlatti. Galván’s choreography becomes a true partner to the harpsichord, unfolding angles, rhythmic nuances and concentrated theatrical intensity.

Avenue de Miremont 46,
1206 Genève
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