Promenade Concert

From October to December, art and music meet at the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum.

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Fernando Lopes-Graça (1906-1994)
Suite n.º1, in memoriam Béla Bartók                                    
– Prelúde
– Marchinha
– Idílio
– Valsa Maluca
– Endecha
– Carrilhão
– Dança Campestre

Sérgio Azevedo (1968)
Peças Rústicas, 2.º Caderno                                                 
– Prelude in Tocata
– Despique
– Jogo de Quintas
– Garraiada
– Canto
– Grilos e Cigarras
– Pífaros e Tambores

Leoš Janáček (1854-1928)
Por um caminho frondoso, Série I (seleção)                        
– Os nossos serões
– Uma folha levada pelo vento
– Vem connosco!
– A Virgem de Frýdek
– Boa noite!
– Em lágrimas
– A pequena coruja que não chegou a partir

Sérgio Azevedo (1968)
Peças Rústicas, 1.º Caderno (seleção)                                             
– Dança de Roda
– Cantilena
– Gaio
– Coral
– Embolada

Diana Botelho Vieira, piano

The term ‘promenade’ (French se promener, which means to walk) was first used in the 19th century, to refer to concerts in the gardens of London, where the audience could wander while listening to live music.

In January 2016, the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum adopted this concept, transferring the usual Sunday concerts, which used to occur in the Museum and Art Library halls, to the galleries, providing the audience with an opportunity to enjoy live music during their visit to the collection. Therefore, we encourage the visitor to move around freely during the concerts, saving the seats for people with reduced mobility.

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