Brahms composed his Second Symphony in an idyllic setting, beside a lake in southern Austria. Not surprisingly, this is a luminous and pastoral work, described by a friend as 'all rippling streams, blue skies and sunshine'.

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.

PAUS are saying goodbye to the stage, after 18 years of career, with a unique and unrepeatable show. Part of the final “Enterro” tour, this farewell moment blends the distinctive intensity of the Lisbon-based band with images and sounds from their history, as well as a choir of voices.

Eliana Glass sings intimate, minimalist romantic ballads with a voice that gently soothes the fears of a world undergoing profound and dangerous change. Standard-bearer of the new jazz crossover movement, French drummer and composer Anne Paceo has been highly praised, both for her technique and for the musical vision she demonstrates, imbued with trance and spirituality.
Combining jazz, contemporary classical, electronics, folk and minimalism, Mammal Hands are at the forefront of a new wave of British artists who defy genre boundaries.

In an unlikely and fascinating dialogue, the Remix Ensemble brings together two restless spirits of the 20th century: Pierre Boulez and Frank Zappa.

Considered by many musicians to be Mahler's most remarkable creation, the Ninth Symphony is an expression of the composer's love of living in communion with nature until the very gates of death.

A piano, violin and cello trio delves into the universe of Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto, who passed away in 2023, revisiting the album 1996 through its original and seldom-performed scores.

Not all the music we hear was conceived for the instruments that play it or the voices that sing it. There are even instrumental pieces that are converted into choral music when someone imagines a new life for them. This is what Heitor Villa-Lobos did when he arranged several famous piano pieces for choir.

Composer, producer, and conductor, Worakls is a leading figure in contemporary orchestral electronica.

Created in 1956, the Glenn Miller Orchestra is today one of the most popular and sought-after big bands in the world. Conducted by Ray McVay, it returns to Sala Suggia for a special Christmas concert that promises to delight audiences with timeless hits penned by Glenn Miller.

The Nutcracker is a timeless work that has enchanted generations. The ballet composed by Pyotr Tchaikovsky is now 133 years old, since it premiered at the Mariinsky Theatre in Saint Petersburg, and many of its melodies have become part of our collective memory.