Artistic Proposals
The Rest is Silence
The Rest is Silence is the first artistic proposal of our group. It is a concert where music coexists with words and movement to talk about a state inherent to the human condition: solitude.
It combines music and texts from the 20th and 21st centuries with the Musical Offering by J.S.Bach, which acts as a beacon throughout this journey in which boundaries are blurred.
This constellation allows us to evoke solitude and at the same time to travel through it, considering all forms of expression. This is our particular offering.
New Beginnings
New Beginnings is a co-production with L’Auditori de Barcelona. The premiere took place in this hall on December 2025.
We are all imperceptively connected. An extraordinary force that links our concerns and unfolds them in as many ways as there are people in the world. And how does this phenomenon occur?
The inspiration for this concert is the connection between humans through cycles, and how these processes, even unfinished, can give life to new creations.
Equilibrium
The number three symbolizes perfect balance. It is associated with divinity, with the harmonious combination of Spirit, Soul, and Body.
Three musicians intertwine works by three closely related composers: Johann Sebastian Bach, Francesc Prat, and György Kurtág, to whom we pay tribute on the occasion of his centennial.
The poetry of Joan Margarit, one of Spain’s most internationally renowned poets, will help us tell this story. On several occasions along the path, his poetry will resonate through the best possible voice: his own.
This is Equilibrium: the harmony between three musicians, three composers, and a poet.
Si vostre amor no em mata
This is a proposal commissioned by the Festival Clàssics (Barcelona) and co-created together the actress Nora Navas. Si vostre amor no em mata is an intimate and vibrant recitation of texts by Simone Weil, Eulàlia d’Anzizu, Santa Teresa and Juana Inés de la Cruz.
A poetic journey through women’s voices that made thought and mysticism a radical form of desire and knowledge.
The music of Johann Sebastian Bach, Pēteris Vasks, Krzysztof Penderecki, Sofia Gubaidulina and György Kurtág, conceived from a deep personal bond with spirituality, connects with the texts to open new doors.