The penultimate week of the XXVII edition of Noches en los Jardines del Real Alcázar in Seville, running from September 8 to 12, focuses on music as a link between different eras, cultures, and artists. Paris takes center stage with two recitals evoking its role as a European musical hub and its impact on Manuel de Falla's work, complemented by other performances blending musical heritage with contemporary creation.
The series showcases a diverse range of repertoires and artists from various generations and backgrounds. On Tuesday, September 8, PÁJARO GUITAR DUO (Andrés Herrera «El Pájaro» and Raúl Fernández) will present «Las Criaturas», a concert for two guitars and voice merging rock, surf, Italian swing, and roots music with original compositions and covers, demonstrating their nearly three-decade musical synergy.
On Wednesday, September 9, GRACI RODRÍGUEZ and MANUEL SOTO "NOLY" will perform «El campo no tiene llave; raíces y sueños de libertad». This concert unites flamenco, Andalusian rock, and singer-songwriter styles, exploring identity and freedom through original compositions and a tribute to key Andalusian rock bands like Triana and Medina Azahara.
On Thursday, September 10, violinist ADRIÁN FERNÁNDEZ and pianist PEPE FERNÁNDEZ will present «Ecos de París». The program highlights the artistic effervescence of the French capital, featuring works by Pablo Sarasate, George Enescu, and Maurice Ravel, emphasizing the convergence of European musical traditions.
On Friday, September 11, GAMAGA TRÍO (Juana Gaitán, Javier Galiana, and Gal Maestro) will perform «Ciudad Bolero». This trio reinterprets Latin American bolero repertoire with jazz and improvisation influences, blending collective memories with contemporary arrangements.
The week concludes on Saturday, September 12, with flutist VICENT MORELLÓ and pianist TOMMASO COGATO presenting «Falla en París». The recital will trace the influence of the French capital on Manuel de Falla's musical evolution, combining his works with pieces by composers from his Parisian circle, such as Debussy and Ravel.
Tickets for all concerts are priced at a uniform 7 euros and are available for purchase through the event's official website.
