Agenda for the Granada Festival on Tuesday, June 28

Generalife Theater

There are many sensations, but also a lot of work, from the little girl who dreamed in the shade of a palm tree in her grandmother's garden in Seville to the artist who opens the great stages of the world, there is a vast universe of possibilities. Maria Pages, a brand new Granada Festival Medal winner, is an artist who doesn't accept what she sees or learns. She pushes the boundaries of creation in order to make that idea come to life on stage. De Scheherazade tells the story of women hiding behind an iconic name. It tells the story of twelve scenes that show what we are. The protohistory does not require headlines or social media, but instead remains in the everyday in all of us: mothers, housewives, workers, professionals, researchers women who support the world and shamelessly mix feelings like sensitivity and value. Carmen, Medea and Yerma are among the many women who claim femininity as a moral obligation. Ruben Levaniegos and Sergio Menem are the composers. David Moniz and Maria Pages provide the music. Genealife Theater, 10:30 pm.

Patio of the Myrtles

Isabelle Faust, the German violinist, was determined to make Bach's music sound like Kurtag's within the Bach Modern cycle. Faust will be facing two of the Sonatas solo violin Bach composed at the same moment he was writing his Cello Suites. This confirms with Faust's music (three sonatas, three partitas), the intention that some Central European composers have shown since the 17th century that an essentially melodic instrument such as the violin would become a more harmonic one. Kurtag's notebooks of Signs and games, messages, pieces for various instruments, and formations that include a Tribute To JSB are just a few examples of Bach's genius.

Palace of the Counts of Gabia

At 9:00 pm, the Palacio Condes de Gabia will host a Ziryab talk, a precursor to flamenco with Gani Mirzo. Hispano-Muslims in the 9th century loved all types of music and there was never a meeting or party without it. Ziryab, a Persian poet, musician and composer, was fascinated by the musical panorama. He founded Cordoba what could be called Europe's first music conservatory. The Peninsula was first to receive oriental melodies from Greco-Persian origin through Ziryab. These melodies are the foundation of flamenco and much traditional music.

Huerta de San Vicente | 22.00 h

David de Arahal is a true legend in flamenco guitar and presents his first film Mar Verde. It's a declaration and style statement, and a thanks to all the teachers and originators who helped shape it. The appointment will take place in the Huerta de San Vicente at 10:00 p.m.