Aldo returns to Music in Corrales where he performed with the Harlem Quartet in 2018. Praised for his “dazzling technique and rhythmic fire” in the Seattle Times and dubbed a “formidable virtuoso” by The Times (London), Cuban pianist and composer Aldo López-Gavilán excels in both the classical and jazz worlds as a recitalist, concerto soloist, chamber-music collaborator, and performer of his own electrifying jazz compositions.

Three world-class virtuoso soloists have come together to revolutionize the brass trio, and are being hailed as the first brass group ever to play with the sensitivity and musicality of a string quartet. Trumpeter Joe Burgstaller, French hornist David Jolley and trombonist Haim Avitsur have forged together classical, light classical and classical/jazz masterworks of all eras and adapted them in unique and innovative instrumentation.

This concert is SOLD OUT, but there may be tickets available at the door. Arrive at the Old San Ysidro Church at 6:30pm to be added to the waiting list. We will determine seating availability at 7:20pm and sell as many tickets as there are seats available. Tickets are $30.

World-renowned Cuban-American cellist Tommy Mesa is joined by Argentinian bandoneonist/composer Juan Pablo Jofre in a special program of classical cello and tango music.

Máire and Chris return to Music in Corrales after their performance in April 2018. Máire Ní Chathasaigh is “the doyenne of Irish harp players” (Scotland on Sunday), “the great innovator of modern Irish harping, a player of outstanding technique and imagination” (The Rough Guide to Irish Music). Chris Newman is a “brilliant English master of the acoustic guitar” (The Daily Telegraph) and one of the very few guitarists who excel in Celtic, European swing jazz, and American bluegrass styles.

Gaëlle Solal returns to Music in Corrales for two shows. Born into a music-loving family, Gaëlle discovered the classical guitar at the age of five and began studying at the Marseille Conservatoire the following year. Since graduating from the Paris Conservatoire with honors at age nineteen, she has performed at prestigious venues in more than forty different countries as recitalist, chamber musician, and orchestral soloist.

Gaëlle Solal returns to Music in Corrales for two shows. Born into a music-loving family, Gaëlle discovered the classical guitar at the age of five and began studying at the Marseille Conservatoire the following year. Since graduating from the Paris Conservatoire with honors at age nineteen, she has performed at prestigious venues in more than forty different countries as recitalist, chamber musician, and orchestral soloist.