Deya festival closes with a great of the flute
Massimo Mercelli is one of the world’s greatest flautists.
What's On in Mallorca from Monday to Thursday
Bunyola and Binissalem continue with their fiestas this week. Deya holds its International Music Festival and Pollensa will have music in the streets.
"A true violinist of the 21st century”
One might say that Gilles Apap is from a tradition established by Stéphane Grappelli.
What's On this weekend in Mallorca
This weekend (June 9-11) fairs in Selva (herb) and Porreres (apricot). Manacor continues with its Spring fair and fiestas. Be advised on Friday Palma has a NightRun that could affect traffic. On Wednesday the Deya International Music Festival kicks off.
The Tramuntana festival overlooking the sea
The Deya International Music Festival will this year be celebrating its 45th edition.
Deya International Music Festival 2023
Pianist Dina Nedeltcheva.
Deya International Music Festival 2022
Roberto Alvarez (Spain), flute and Ksenia Vokhmianina (Ukraine) on piano.
Deya International Music Festival 2022
The Alban Kwartet: Anne-Catherine Feltgen, violin, Isaac Pérez Riera, violin, Rodrigo de Freitas, viola and Glòria Expósito Pérez, cello.
Pianist Josep Colom
Pianist Josep Colom.
F. Chopin: Etude in a minor op. 25 no. 11 (2020)
Barbara Cvitanović (1st prize and overall winner) Live recording from International Competition "Young Virtuoso" Zagreb, February 2020
Ständchen D. 957 SCHUBERT
Alfredo Ardanaz (violin) and Guillermo Femenías (guitar)
Massimo Mercelli at the Deya International Music Festival
Massimo Mercelli at the Deya International Music Festival.
Deya International Music Festival 2023
French violinist Gilles Apap.
Italian flautist Massimo Mercelli
Italian flautist Massimo Mercelli.
Son Marroig where the concerts will take place for Deya's International Music Festival
Son Marroig where the concerts will take place for Deya's International Music Festival.
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