Breaking the Silence
- Date:
28 October 8 p.m.
- Duration: 90 min
- Hall: Sala Manuel García
Women composers
Carmen Martínez-Pierret and Israel Fausto
With a woman’s signature
The Teatro de la Maestranza continues to pay tribute to the musical power of women, returning works to the music stands of so many composers excluded by history from the repertory, simply because their work was signed with the name of a woman.
The series “ Breaking the silence “ which began last season, directed by Carmen Martínez-Pierret and Israel Fausto, is a cycle of 12 concerts that gives voice to 60 composers. This season there are 4 chamber recitals in the Sala Manuel García with music by, among others, Cécile Chaminade, Lili and Nadia Boulanger, Alma Mahler and Pauline Viardot. On March 8, International Women’ s Day, there will be a monograph dedicated to the 19th century French composer and pianist Louise Farrenc, who reached fame during her lifetime, but was forgotten after she died in 1875.
Re-establishing the balance. Returning women composers to the halls where they always should have been heard. For brilliance and talent. Beyond gender.
All the programming in the Sala Manuel García for the 22/23 Season is made possible thanks to the special collaboration of the Fundación Banco Sabadell.
- Composers: Cécile Chaminade, Rebecca Clarke, Dora Pejačević
- Violin: Alejandro Bustamante
- Cello: Israel Fausto
- Piano: Patricia Arauzo
Alejandro Bustamante
Since his debut as a soloist at age 19, his sensitivity, capacity to connect emotionally with the audience, and the honesty and integrity of his interpretations have made this young violinist one of the most acclaimed of his generation. He stands out equally as a soloist with orchestra, in chamber music repertoire with different ensembles, and as a recital performer.
Israel Fausto
Recipient of prestigious national and international prizes and considered to be one of the most internationally recognised Spanish cellists. Teaches master classes and perfection courses with great regularity and is invited as a jury member on competitions inside and outside Spain. Holds a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Seville. His instrument is a 1830 Georg Staufer.
Patricia Arauzo
The intensity, power and honesty with which she approaches each work are some of the distinctive characteristics of this pianist. Professor of piano at the Conservatorio Superior of Sevilla, she has a distinguished international career as a soloist and in chamber ensembles. Member of the Trío Alborada, her artistry has been backed with numerous awards.
With the support of