Carmina Burana and the Concierto de Aranjuez

A unique evening where Spanish passion and epic power come together on the same stage. The concert brings together two universal masterpieces: Joaquín Rodrigo’s luminous Concierto de Aranjuez and Carl Orff’s explosive Carmina Burana, in a dialogue between the soul of Spain and the overwhelming energy of medieval life.
Rolando Saad, master of the Spanish guitar, guides the audience through the gardens of the Palace of Aranjuez with a performance that has moved more than two million spectators around the world. Accompanied by the Grand Symphony Orchestra, Saad conveys the joyful and nostalgic spirit of Rodrigo’s most emblematic work.
Carmina Burana, an essential work for lovers of life, art and satire. With its powerful choral and orchestral force, this cantata based on ancient medieval poems celebrates hedonism, love, changing fortunes and earthly pleasures, while offering a scathing critique of society. Premiered in 1937, it remains one of the most vibrant and popular pieces in the classical repertoire.
Two worlds, one night. From the delicacy of a guitar evoking Andalusia to the incendiary choruses celebrating the intensity of life.

A concert to feel, vibrate… and remember.