Panama’s second early music festival brings together participants from Colombia, Cuba, Spain and Portugal. Its programme features concerts and lectures, and the university’s Academia Barroca will examine the musical roots of the colonial baroque period and explore the ties that bind Europe and Latin America in sessions held in connection with the festival.
Spain’s participation, supported by AC/E, includes the opening concert performed by Accademia del Piacere in Panamá Viejo. The historic district will host performances by Favola d'Argo from Portugal, Ars Longa from Cuba, Musica Ficta from Colombia and La Real Cámara in a duo (Emilio Moreno and Aarón Zapico) from Spain. The concert Dido and Aeneas will be performed by students directed by E. Moreno and A. Zapico, resident lecturers at the Academia Barroca as part of an agreement with Panama University.
Spain’s participation, supported by AC/E, includes the opening concert performed by Accademia del Piacere in Panamá Viejo. The historic district will host performances by Favola d'Argo from Portugal, Ars Longa from Cuba, Musica Ficta from Colombia and La Real Cámara in a duo (Emilio Moreno and Aarón Zapico) from Spain. The concert Dido and Aeneas will be performed by students directed by E. Moreno and A. Zapico, resident lecturers at the Academia Barroca as part of an agreement with Panama University.