Concerts / Conciertos

Beethoven's Sixth Symphony is a monument to nature, an absolutely romantic analysis of all the elements that move the nature that surrounds us. Caspar David Friedrich did it with painting, Hölderlin did it with poetry and Beethoven did it with a very delicate orchestration and the construction of a symphony that is one of the most beautiful ever written. To the point that Wagner himself, in a way, pays homage to it in Siegfried's Rheinfahrt. Today the genius maestro Philippe

Georg Friedrich Händel was resurrected today and left Westminster Abbey to hear personally his new Oratorio in Barcelona: Theodor Currentzi's Oratorio. And Händel would have signed it, because Baroque and Händel are also freedom, much to the chagrin of today's Taliban of Baroque. In the history of musical performance, there is a moment that changed everything, with no back way: the birth of Theodor Currentzis and the subsequent creation of his soulmate, MusicAeterna. If we li