22 JunMonday
Strings in six voices
- Borodin · String Sextet in D minor
- Brahms · Sextet No. 2 in G major, Op. 36
Opening
A decadeof music,a look to the future
MurciArt turns chamber music into a meeting place for artists, generations and cultures. A place to listen, learn, discover and share.
Born in Murcia, over its editions the festival has built its own identity, grounded in artistic excellence, education and the bonds it creates between great performers and young musicians.
A celebration where internationally renowned artists share the stage with young talents just beginning to forge their own path. An experience that goes beyond the concert.
The festival's storyExcellence
Internationally acclaimed performers and masters together on the same stage.
Education
A commitment to young musicians and to passing knowledge on, alive, from one generation to the next.
Encounter
Spaces where artists, students and audiences share a close, unrepeatable musical experience.
Five nights at the
Palacio de San Esteban
From 22 to 26 June, at 9 pm, the Renaissance courtyard becomes a stage. Great masters and young talents share the music stand in concerts with free admission.
The programme
From Classicism to Romanticism. As a symbol of the anniversary, the programme brings back Brahms's String Sextet No. 2, performed at the festival's very first concert.
23 JunTuesday
Mozartian soloists
- Mozart · Violin Concertos K. 211 and K. 216 · Divertimento K. 137
- Baermann · Adagio for clarinet and strings
MurciArt Camerata
24 JunWednesday
Romantic expansion
- Weber · Quintet in B-flat major, Op. 34
- Mozart · Quintet in G minor, K. 516
25 JunThursday
From Classicism to colour
- Mozart · Quintet in A major, K. 581
- Glière · Octet in D major, Op. 5
26 JunFriday
Young talents
- MurciArt Academy students together with the festival's masters
Closing
Two careers,
one shared vision
Since 2017, Darlin Dyle and Rumen Cvetkov have shared the festival's artistic direction, convinced that excellence means more when it is shared and passed on.
As performers and teachers, they have built an identity in which international prestige goes hand in hand with a commitment to young talent and to the musical culture of the Region of Murcia.
Artistic direction
From classroom to stage
Young musicians are not spectators at the festival. Through the Academy they take part in masterclasses, rehearsals and concerts alongside acclaimed artists.
Because chamber music demands something essential: listening to one another. Learning stops being a side activity and becomes part of the festival itself.
Meet the AcademyOver 9,000 people have already experienced MurciArt.
Over its editions, the festival has brought together musicians from different countries and traditions, turning Murcia into a meeting point for chamber music.
A community of artists, students, teachers, institutions and audiences that grows with every edition and finds a common language in music.
Make the music happen
MurciArt grows thanks to those who believe in high-quality, free-to-access culture. Your support sustains a festival open to the whole city.