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November 17, 2015
Seville, November 17, 2015.- The Focus-Abengoa Foundation has organized a new edition of the Series of Promotional Concerts under the title The organ and its music: the language dreamed by the most famous musicians of the Baroque, which seeks to bring organ music to university students through the performance of three Spanish organists who, despite their youth, possess broad musical knowledge and experience in the world of concerts. This year the concerts will be given by Pablo Taboada, Mar Vaque and Arturo Barba.
Pablo Taboada will inaugurate this new cycle on Tuesday, November 17. He studied at the Conservatorio del Liceo de Barcelona and, currently, he is a liturgical organist at several churches in Barcelona. On Wednesday 18, Mar Vaque will perform several Baroque pieces on the organ of Los Venerables. Arturo Barba, now a professor at the Conservatory of Music of Valencia, will close the series on Thursday 19.
Concerts will be held at 8:30 pm in the Iglesia de los Venerables and will be broadcast by Radio Clásica, RNE.
The series of Promotional Concerts is part of the music program of the Focus-Abengoa Foundation, which seeks to transmit among young people the importance of a good musical education as a fundamental support for the dissemination of cultural values. 55 young organists have participated in the program since it was first held in 1992, offering their music through live recitals at the Focus-Abengoa Foundation.
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Promotional Concerts: The organ and its music: the language dreamed by the most famous musicians of the Baroque.
The Focus-Abengoa Foundation
The Focus-Abengoa Foundation was created in 1982 as a result of the cultural work begun in 1972 by Abengoa with the publication of the works Temas Sevillanos (Themes of Seville) and Iconografía de Sevilla (Iconography of Seville). A collection of documents, books and engravings on the Kingdom of Seville and by Sevillian authors was created during the same period. This initial cultural work showed Abengoa’s directors the importance of the company’s involvement in activities that directly benefit society, beyond the firm’s core technology work, which led to the creation of the Seville Cultural Fund Foundation. The Hospital de los Venerables, a 17th century monument and the headquarters of the Focus-Abengoa Foundation in Seville, has housed the Diego Velázquez Research Centre, a leading institution for studying and disseminating the Baroque era and the Sevillian period of this universally renowned artist, since the acquisition of Velázquez’s “Santa Rufina” by the Foundation in 2007. The focus on this crucial era of the Golden Age is complemented with the legacy from Professor Alfonso E. Pérez Sánchez, bequeathed to the Foundation in 2011. It comprises his library, photo library, personal archive and art collection and is being catalogued to help create a library specialising in the art and culture of the Baroque period. http://focus.abengoa.es/
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