Luis de Arquer: Solo Piano in Barcelona

Barcelona, El Teatre més Petit del Món — Main Hall

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About the Event

Solo Piano is the exquisite musical event offered at 'The World's Smallest Theater' in Barcelona.

The pianist and composer Luis de Arquer plays Beethoven, Chopin, Mozart and improvisations and own compositions.

The evening ends with the luxurious pleasure of a glass of champagne in the romantic candlelit garden.  

Even the most demanding music lovers will be impressed by this lovely evening, of which the New York Times travel guide wrote, 'This may be your most charming musical evening in Barcelona.'

Artists

Soloist:

de Arquer, Luis

Luis de Arquer began his studies in Cerdanyola del Vallés, a small town near Barcelona, coming from a family of great artists and music lovers. During his first lessons, one of Beethoven’s sonatas interpreted by his first teacher, Lolita Martínez, made such a profound impact on him that it was at this moment he decided to dedicate his young life to music. At the tender age of seven, he improvised different styles on the piano, including Bach, Chopin, and Beethoven, captivating the public with his ability and musical imagination. His rapid progress opened the door to the Academia Marshall in Barcelona; a meeting place in the past for the finest musicians of the time. He finished studies with First Prize and special commendation from the Board. Thanks to a scholarship from the Generalitat de Catalunya, he perfected his study technique at L’Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris under Aquiles Delle‐Vigne.

He performed in Ecuador, Switzerland, and France, in recitals in Spain, and in concerts with various Spanish and foreign orchestras. All his previous artistic experience would provide Luis de Arquer with both an artistic and technical foundation from which would develop the most surprising facet of his work, and that which today arouses the greatest interest: his compositions and improvisations.