Swiss conductor Stefan Blunier conducts a symphonic programme dedicated to some of the most important names in the transition from late German Romanticism to a new era.

Myles Sanko's welcome return to Casa da Música comes days after the release of his seventh studio album, I See My Light, which continues a journey of artistic liberation and independence that began with its predecessor, Let it Unfold.

The Café com Nata series welcomes the Soloists of the Remix Ensemble for an encounter that crosses the Atlantic, bringing together the voices of two 20th-century giants: the Portuguese Fernando Lopes-Graça and the Brazilian Heitor Villa-Lobos.

A German-born naturalised Englishman, Georg Friedrich Händel was one of the great composers of the Baroque period, particularly renowned for his operas and oratorios.

Lise de la Salle brings to Porto an appealing repertoire that she knows well: both the Chopin disc and the albums with Liszt's works that she has recorded throughout her career have earned awards and praise.

Anyone who first heard the song “This Is What You Are” on the radio in 2006 must have been surprised to learn that the singer was Mario Biondi, a 35-year-old Italian, since his captivating, smooth, and warm voice led us to imagine a robust, middle-aged African American, like Teddy Pendergrass, Isaac Hayes, or Barry White.

From the retro energy of Tetris, Mega Man or Sonic 2 to the more cinematic dimension of Final Fantasy VIII, Tomb Raider or Medal of Honour, this concert by the Porto Casa da Música Symphony Orchestra revisits the most memorable and memorable soundtracks from video games. Fantasy VIII, Tomb Raider or Medal of Honour, this concert by the Porto Casa da Música Symphony Orchestra revisits video game soundtracks that left their mark on the 1980s and 1990s in particular.

Conceived for an ensemble of percussionists, video, and electronics, We Are Still on the Move summons the body, sound, and image into a reflection on the relationship between the Human, the Machine, and Nature.

In addition to being one of the greatest jazz guitarists of his generation, Mike Stern possesses the unique ability to play with the elegance and lyricism of Jim Hall, the pulsating swing of Wes Montgomery, and the turbulent, distorted attack of Jimi Hendrix – guitar gods whom he revered.

Mozart mastered every musical genre he ventured into, and this programme reveals two complementary sides of his genius: the lightness of Serenade No. 8 and the solemnity of Music for a Masonic Funeral.

Nuno Côrte-Real stands out as one of the leading figures in Portuguese classical music. His taste for challenging musical boundaries is clearly evident in this programme, in which he makes his debut conducting the Symphony Orchestra with two works full of challenging sounds.