Events
Sixth Choral Meeting,
On the occasion of International Music Day, November 22, we will once again celebrate this choral meeting at the Cathedral of Santa Ana in Las Palmas.
Different choirs from the island will meet to commemorate this International Music Day, as well as to remember the 200th Anniversary of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony (1824-2024).
String Quartet Pablo Henriques
Tribute to Francisco Brito
Trilogy for String Quartet
Ruth Müller (violin I)
Katarina Todorovic (violin II)
Ashot Manukian (viola)
Pablo Henriquez (cello)
Concert by four young performers from Europe, who currently reside in Germany and collaborate with the Cologne and Bonn orchestras, as well as on other projects.
Led by Canarian Pablo Henríquez, trained in Germany, they have formed this quartet with which they will give a tribute concert to the Canarian composer, Francisco Brito (Arucas, 1943-Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 2008).
International Book Day
We celebrate Book Day at the Biblioteca Insular de Las Palmas de GC.
With a pioneering program, we invite young students to participate in this essential day of reading. For this, we have the scenario of this Biblioteca Insular, in which students from five educational centers on the island will meet for a three-hour day, to carry out a magnificent reading experience, "The Chronology of Scripture" .
Participating educational centers:
Our Lady of the Snows School
Heidelberg College
Our Lady of the Rosary School
IES Poeta Tomás Morales
IES Isabel of Spain
The staging of these projects has the collaboration and support of the Cabildo de Gran Canaria
IMD 2022
“Music Transcends Time and Space”
This reflection of a famous musician is very accurate, for the title of this new meeting that proposes to celebrate Musicians' Day and its patron Saint Cecilia, consecrated and recognized in Rome for her exaltation of music at crucial moments. Music goes beyond regardless of time or places. Cecilia sang to maintain her dignity and pass it on for generations to anyone who also felt the need to express emotions through the vibrant notes of the melodies of the Universe.
Those who have been able to turn the sounds of Nature into dreamy tones. Those who have been gifted to create symphonies, imagined and dreamed or reproduce them from the heavenly song of the birds or the majestic mountain breezes, or those who were born with their own instrument and make their vocal cords the most supernatural of sounds , being able to mimic violins and flutes, harps and trumpets.
Yes, music transcends the most hidden places of the soul and body, making even the rudest of the cold icebergs of silence vibrate with emotion.
The young people who perform and sing at this International Music Day meeting (Santa Cecilia), are musicians who are already part of that wonderful world of sounds, notes, melodies,..that enchant souls.
LUGAR: CATEDRAL-BASÍLICA DE SANTA ANA
FECHA 20 DE NOVIEMBRE 2022
HORA: 13.30 (DESPUÉS DE LA MISA DE LAS 13.00H)
The Programme:
Coro infantil de la Fundación Orquesta Filarmónica de Gran Canaria
Directora: Marcela Garrón
• La Luna, de S. Burke
• Psalm 23,Srul Irving Glic
• I want Jesus to walk with Me, Espiritual ( arr. Aarón David Miller)
Coro Nuestra Señora de las Nieves
Directora: Elisabet González Pérez
• Banaha, Popular Congoleña
• Noche de Paz, de F. Grubber
Arietta SK:
• Eu Canto….F.Fonseca
• Domine Deus...J.S.Bach
• Prelude to Bethlehem…Arr.R.M.Gray
Súbito Koral:
• Arrorró….J.J.Falcón Sanabria
• Schlof Mayn Fegele….R.Nowlin
• Himno de Coronación 1 “Zadok the Priest”…..G.Fr.Haendel
IMD 2021
The Santa Iglesia Catedral-Basílica de Canarias or Catedral-Basílica de Santa Ana is a cathedral, Holy See of the Diocese of the Canary Islands of the Catholic Church, which is located in the historic center of the city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, in Vegueta neighborhood, next to Plaza Mayor de Santa Ana. Every November 26th takes place the celebration of the dedication of this cathedral. It is considered the most important monument of Canarian religious architecture
This was the first church built in all the Canary Islands. It was raised by order of the Catholic Monarchs after the conquest of the island of Gran Canaria. Its construction began in the 16th century, but it was not finished until almost 4 centuries later, so several different architects and artists contributed, leaving as a result up to three different architectural styles: Gothic, Renaissance and Neoclassical.