Classical Music Concert for Europe Day 2026
Instituto Cervantes
On the occasion of Europe Day, this piano and cello concert offers a journey through some of the landmarks of the European musical repertoire of the 19th and 20th centuries, bringing together elegance, lyricism, and character. The programme features two movements from César Franck’s Sonata in A major, a prime example of late French Romanticism, alongside the celebrated Clair de Lune by Claude Debussy in Gaspar Cassadó’s refined arrangement for cello and piano, and concludes with Cassadó’s Requiebros, a vibrant work that fuses instrumental virtuosity with Spanish musical tradition. A sonic dialogue between different European sensibilities that celebrates the cultural diversity of the continent through music.
Laura Peribáñez
Cellist Laura Peribáñez maintains a distinguished career as a chamber musician and soloist, with a repertoire spanning from the Classical period to contemporary music. Trained at prestigious European institutions, she has performed in leading concert halls and festivals and regularly collaborates with various ensembles and interdisciplinary projects. Her interpretations are marked by technical solidity and a refined expressive sensitivity, as well as a strong interest in expanding the cello repertoire through new readings and arrangements.
Maria Canyigueral
Pianist Maria Canyigueral is recognised for her versatility and musical depth, both in solo repertoire and chamber music. Her international training and her interest in the dialogue between tradition and contemporary creation have led her to take part in numerous artistic projects across Europe. A regular accompanist and collaborator with distinguished instrumentalists, she combines her concert career with a strong pedagogical vocation and a sustained commitment to the dissemination of the piano repertoire.
By invitation only.
