Festival paying tribute to Pau Casals kicks off with young talent
38th edition of international event focuses on Catalan cellist's push to recover German works discredited due to First World War
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Rapper Valtonyc: 'I just sang, my crime is being left-wing, communist and pro-independence'
Artist convicted to three years in prison by Spain says he "fully trusts" Belgium not to extradite him
NGO defending freedom of artistic expression says Spain is “major concern”
International organization Freemuse wants Spanish government to change law used to jail musicians over their lyrics
Sónar Festival attracts record 126,000 visitors
The electronic music event offered 150 concerts in 10 different venues with attendees coming from 119 countries
Doctor Music revival will bring big names back to Pyrenees
With one year to go until festival returns, organizers don’t rule out more future events
Sónar festival to take over Barcelona City Council with audio-visual installation
World premiere of artist and composer Edwin van der Heide’s work “Chiasm” free to the public
Fashion, food, and music at Rec.017 in Igualada
The bi-annual event turns an old industrial district into a fashionista’s dream
Daydream Festival lands in Barcelona for the first time
More than 70 DJs play electronic music, house and techno underground
Rapper sentenced to prison calls for ‘disobedience’
Hip hop artist Valtonyc to perform in Barcelona on Wednesday evening in defiance of the Spanish justice
Cambrils International Music Festival reveals first acts on lineup
Big international names to be disclosed when world tours announced
Cap Roig festival announces strong line-up for 2018
Luis Miguel kicks off Costa Brava’s top musical event on July 13 with Juanes, Sting, Texas and James Blunt all to follow
The Black Music Festival kicks off in Barcelona
Soul and funk music concerts will be held throughout Catalonia until March 18
Both parents and children enjoy sold-out kid’s music festival
The ‘Petits Camaleons’ event held a special edition after being cancelled on October 1 due to the country’s situation
The music of our history, revisited in new exhibit
Almost 400 items – some never seen before - are featured in a collaboration between the CaixaFòrum and the Louvre, with loans from as far as New York, Mexico and Athens
Catalan composer loses out in Grammy awards
Jordi Savall, nominated for best classical compendium, did not make final cut