Marta Mathéu & Andreu Gallén
Marta Mathéu & Andreu Gallén
—From ‘Tonadillas’ to the “cabaret” song
Warning
The concert on March 7, 2025 will be a relaxed session*.
Rules related to noise and movement in the room are more relaxed and there may also be small adjustments in lighting, sound, etc. to better suit the well-being of any kind of audience. These types of sessions are aimed at all people and families who prefer or enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere, thus reducing anxiety levels and making it a better experience (families with children, people with Alzheimer's, people with autism , etc.).
Notice
The concert on March 3, 2025 is part of the events commemorating the 150th anniversary of the birth of Isabel Llorach i Dolsa, a patron and outstanding figure of Catalan culture in the first third of the 20th century in Barcelona.
Performers
Marta Mathéu, soprano
Andreu Gallén, piano
Joan Maria Segura, dramaturgy and stage direction
Program
“El majo tímido”, “El callejeo”, “El majo discreto”, “El tralalá y el punteado”, “Amor y odio” from Tonadillas en el estilo antiguo
“Jota”, “El paño moruno”, “Canción”, “Seguidilla”, “Polo” from Siete canciones populares españolas
“El retrato de Isabela”, “La presumida” from Canciones epigramáticas
Petons… petons
Flor del vici, Niní
“Fresquibilis sur mer” from Not-yet
La vaselina
Jo vull ser “Miss”
“Flor de nit text”, “L’amor no és cec”, “Lockout matrimonial” from Flor de Nit
Si te’n vas
Vuelvo al sur
Chiquilín de Bacín
Volver
Inolvidable
Que dirias de mi
Corazón loco
Details
The soprano Marta Mathéu and the pianist Andreu Gallén present a very unique concert in the Petit Palau Cambra cycle that combines 18th-century tonadillas with the song called revista. Both genres, eminently popular although apparently distant in time and aesthetics, are brought together by two extraordinarily versatile artists in a programme that will clearly show their points of contact.
*Relaxed sessions are sessions of music, theatre, dance and cinema, among others, with a more relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, more tolerant of the movement and noise of the public, and are aimed at families and people with special needs (Alzheimer's, autism, cognitive or social interaction difficulties, extreme sensitivity to sensory stimuli, aversion to unpredictable factors and also for families with babies). These sessions are designed with the aim of offering a unique experience due to its inclusive nature and the diversity of responses.