Magical Nights at the Gallery – Microconcerts

✨ Tickets for Magical Nights at the Gallery – Microconcerts
🎫 General Admission (limit 6 tickets per person)
📲 Digital ticket – no need to print

General Info
📅 Dates: November 21 & 22
🕒 Time: 9:00 PM (doors open at 8:30 PM)
💶 Price: €35 per ticket
👥 Capacity: maximum 100 attendees per session
📍 Venue: Main Hall of the Royal Collections Gallery
👤 Age: 12+
♿️ Accessibility: venue accessible for visitors with reduced mobility

Description
Experience classical music in a truly unique setting: at night, surrounded by masterpieces, when the museum is closed to the public. The Magical Nights at the Gallery concerts offer a musical journey through three of the Gallery’s most special rooms: the Wall Room, the Philip IV Room, and the Music Room. The program revives the Spanish monarchy’s historical role as patrons of the arts, an essential force in the development of classical music.

Three top-tier ensembles – Inés Alonso & La Zarzamora, Víctor & Victoria, and Concerto 1700 – will guide you through two hours of music history. You’ll enjoy three microconcerts of about 30 minutes each, held simultaneously in the selected rooms. Each concert opens with a short introduction by a musician to contextualize the program alongside the artworks. After each microconcert, audiences rotate so everyone experiences the full program. The evening finishes with a meet-and-greet with the musicians in the museum’s main hall.

Program
The Trastámara to the House of Austria (Wall Room) – Inés Alonso & La Zarzamora

• Anonymous — Ay linda amiga
• Diego Ortiz (c.1510 – c.1576) — Recercada Segunda sobre “la Spagna”
• Anonymous — Di, perra mora
• Anonymous — Bella de vos
• Anonymous — Estas noches atán largas
• Bartomeu Carceres (fl. ca. 1546) — Soleta so jo ací
• Diego Ortiz — Recercada Quinta sobre el “Passamezzo antiguo”
• Diego Ortiz — Recercada Segunda sobre el “Passamezzo moderno”
• Luís de Narváez (ca.1500–1552) — Diferencias sobre “Guárdame las vacas”
• Juan del Encina (1468–1529) / Anonymous — Fata la parte / Con qué la lavaré
• Luís de Narváez — Mille regretz
• Juan del Encina — Ay triste que vengo
• Anonymous — La Tricotea

Performers:
Inés Alonso – soprano
Marc de la Linde – viola da gamba
Jeremy Nastasi – archlute

The Age of Philip IV – Víctor & Victoria

• Juan Hidalgo (1614–1685) — Llorad por Dios, llorad. Dúo a los dolores de Nuestra Señora
• Anonymous — ¿A quién me quejaré?
• Juan Serqueira de Lima (1655–1726) — Ay, mísera de ti
• Diego Fernández de Huete (1657–1722) — Canción alemana
• Anonymous — Son los ojos de Gileta
• Sebastián Durón (1660–1716) — Ze, que duermen unos ojos. Dúo al Santísimo Sacramento

Performers:
Victoria Cassano – voice
Sara Águeda – historical harps
Víctor Sordo – voice & direction

Music Room – Concerto 1700

• Gaetano Brunetti (1744–1798) — Divertimento in D minor L136 (Andantino con moto)
• Luigi Boccherini (1743–1805) — Trio No. 4 Op. 14 in D major (II. Andantino)
• Gaetano Brunetti — Divertimento in G major L127 (Allegretto)
• Joseph Haydn — Divertimento in B-flat major Hob. V:8 (Theme & Variations)
• Luigi Boccherini — Trio No. 5 Op. 46 (Andantino moderato assai)

Performers:
Daniel Pinteño – violin
Isabel Juárez – viola
Ester Domingo – cello