The Symphony of Space
Music is not simply a succession of notes; it is an experience that is woven with the atmosphere that surrounds it. In each concert, the sounds are transformed into a living entity that interacts with the architecture, the attendees and the air itself. When this interaction takes place in an exceptional architectural space, such as Palau Güell, the impact is even more profound, generating an experience that resonates both in the soul and the body.
Organic Cycle: A Dialogue between Tradition and Technology
Next Thursday, November 14, 21 and 28, the Palau Güell will become the stage for the “Organic” cycle, a series of concerts designed by the expert Albert Blancafort. This event will bring together renowned artists such as Carles Viarnès, Raül Refree and Katta, promising an exploration of the sonic possibilities of an organ that combines the past with the future.
A Unique Musical Space
The central hall, designed by Antoni Gaudí, is not only visually impressive, but also has exceptional acoustics, ideal for live music. The organ, a centerpiece of this space, was built by Aquilino Amezua in 1888, and has recently been restored, incorporating modern technology that allows various artists to experiment with sound in new ways.
Concerts that Redefine the Musical Experience
Each artist in the cycle will contribute their own musical vision, showing the versatility of the organ through different styles and techniques. At the opening, Carles Viarnès will present his album Hyper_O, which fuses Gregorian modes with electronic influences, creating an auditory experience that defies expectations.
A Dialogue with Artificial Intelligence
Next week, Raül Refree will explore the interaction between human emotion and artificial intelligence, using an advanced program to create new sound textures. His proposal, Interleggere ad affectum, promises to be a fascinating journey through the possibilities of contemporary music.
Katta: An Innovative Vision
Finally, Czech composer Katta will present Vox Organi, a collection of original pieces for voice and organ. With a style she herself describes as “ethereal and experimental”, her compositions explore the depths of the organ, reinterpreting it as a primitive synthesizer that creates an original and captivating sound world.
The Art of Music in an Exceptional Setting
With such a rich and varied program, the “Organic” cycle offers a unique opportunity to experience music in a space that is both a work of art and an instrument. Attendees will not only be spectators, but live a sound experience that challenges conventions and expands musical horizons.
For more details on this innovative cycle, consult the Palau Güell website and prepare to immerse yourself in a world of sounds and emotions.