Following the success of their debut album Over Tage and subsequent internationally successful tours, the Nordic jazz duo Svaneborg Kardyb return with Superkilen. Inspired by the slopes of the Sierra de Guadarrama, northwest of Madrid, where he has lived since August 2022, Milo Fitzpatrick presents Sierra Tracks, the new album by his expansive, cinematic chamber jazz project Vega Trails.

Celebrating 60 years of a career marked by innovative projects, historic concerts and international tours, always defending respect for roots, freedom of thought and creative diversity, Alan Stivel is a true ambassador of Celtic culture.

A German composer, pianist, and producer, Niklas Paschburg blends neoclassical piano, electronic music, and ambient pop into a delicate, cinematic soundscape.

Camille Saint-Saëns was an accomplished organist, and his weekly improvisations were a major event. Franz Liszt himself considered him the best in the world. Dissatisfied with the absence of his instrument in symphonic music, he wrote the "Organ" Symphony, which gives it a central role and lends surprising density to the orchestra.

Vincent Peirani is one of Europe’s most innovative accordionists. A composer and improviser, the French musician blends jazz, classical, contemporary, and rock music into a creative and unique style.

Marking the 26th anniversary of Alma Mater, Rodrigo Leão dedicates this concert to the album that infused his classically rooted, cinematic music with a direct pop breath – of which the songs “A Casa” (Adriana Calcanhoto) and “Pasion” (Lula Pena) are clear examples.

Marking the 26th anniversary of Alma Mater, Rodrigo Leão dedicates this concert to the album that infused his classically rooted, cinematic music with a direct pop breath – of which the songs “A Casa” (Adriana Calcanhoto) and “Pasion” (Lula Pena) are clear examples.

The new European electronic music scene has in Christian Löffler one of its most unique figures. In this concert, in an ensemble format, Löffler presents his latest work, Until We Meet Again, which privileges piano, strings, and a more minimalist, intimate, and poetic approach.

One of the most talented and influential guitarists in the history of jazz – a genre whose horizons he expanded over a career spanning more than four decades – Al Di Meola is returning to Porto to give us a very special concert.

Casa da Música marks the 50th anniversary of Benjamin Britten's death by presenting his Piano Concerto, a work rarely heard in traditional concert halls but increasingly valued by great performers, fascinated by its energy and originality.

Javier Perianes offers us a highly probable dialogue between Manuel de Falla and Fryderyk Chopin, two composers separated in time and space.

Considered one of the great vocalists of contemporary jazz, Youn Sun Nah has built an international career marked by interpretive freedom and a subtle fusion of jazz, folk, and improvisation. At Misty Fest, she performs alongside the Franco-Serbian pianist Bojan Z.