The operatic version of Miquel Ortega, on the text of Federico García Lorca, is part of the commemoration of the ninety years of the poet's murder. Premiered in 2007, the score maintains a direct link with the word and builds an austere dramatic tension, contained, where silence weighs as much as singing.The lyrical version of La Casa de Bernarda Alba, with music by Miquel Ortega, reaffirms the universal power of Federico García Lorca's text and…
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The operatic version of Miquel Ortega, on the text of Federico García Lorca, is part of the commemoration of the ninety years of the poet's murder. Premiered in 2007, the score maintains a direct link with the word and builds an austere dramatic tension, contained, where silence weighs as much as singing.The lyrical version of La Casa de Bernarda Alba, with music by Miquel Ortega, reaffirms the universal power of Federico García Lorca's text and…