This exhibition aims to remember the musical movement that took place in Catalonia in the late eighties and early nineties and finally break out in the big concert of the Palau Sant Jordi on 14 June 1991.
The four groups that participated – Sopa de Cabra, Sau, Sangtraït and Els...
Five suitcase display cases in the Museum's Catalan Musicians Room present a small sampling of graphic work, manuscripts and documents on the artistic setting and international dimension of Miquel Llobet. Visitors will have the chance to see photographs of Llobet's childhood and youth, pictures...
This exhibition presents the works of the 20 artists selected in the 1st International "Three-Dimensional Music" Competition in homage to the guitar: Ángel Arribas, Glòria Coronas, Díaz Castedo, Gonzalo García, Roser Garriga, William George, Catharina Kajander, Solange Keschmann, Verònica Leiva...
The audiovisual recordings for the exhibition are the result of recent, original and painstaking fieldwork. Over 80 hours of footage filmed between August 2009 and February 2014 in around 20 locations, in both western and eastern Mediterranean countries.
The Phonos Laboratory was created in 1974. Josep Maria Mestres Quadreny, Andrés Lewin-Richter and Lluís Callejo opened this pioneering centre devoted to experimentation, creation and dissemination in then field of electroacoustic music.
"The Musics of 1714" presents the transformations undergone by music during the War of the Spanish Succession and shows how the memory of Catalonia's defeat was preserved in songs and other musical creations inspired by the myth of 1714. Tricentenari BCN 1714-2014.
The Fundación La Fontana was established in 1992 to house, conserve and study a collection of musical instruments from Africa, Asia, America and Oceania. Its size and volume make it unique on...
