Lunchtime concert by Schubert, Duparc, Henri, Debussy, Boulanger, Abril, Granados, Turina, J., št 08 feb 2024, Od (2024/2024), Muziekgebouw, Eindhoven, Netherlands

Eve Kerloc'h is active in the field of vocal accompaniment, including the world premiere of Barbieri's unpublished opera "Il Buontempone." As a solo pianist, she received the first prize "Hazen" (2009), and as a chamber music duo with Annya Pinto, she won the first prize in the "Certamen Internacional de Lied y Canción de Concierto Francisco Torrecillas" (2021) and recently the First Prize at the Vocal International Competition AMAO. Annya Pinto Figueroa, born in Chile, developed her singing talent under the guidance of renowned Chilean singers. In 2021, she made an impression at the Rossini Opera Festival and debuted as Manon in Chile in 2022. Her versatility and stage experience extend to prominent venues in Spain, such as the Palau de la Música and the Royal Theater of Madrid. Lunchtime concerts Lunchtime concerts are a delicious break in the middle of your day, and you can take this literally! An hour of lovely music in our Small Hall. From piano recitals to chamber music and wind instruments, we offer a varied and refreshing programme. Because we think it's important to offer a stage to budding talent, you'll find recently graduated musicians and competition winners performing for you. After the concert Of course, a lunchtime concert is not complete without a tasty lunch. Therefore, you will can enjoy a tasty homemade soup and delicious fresh bread in the City Foyer after the concert. You can order this directly with your ticket! The Lilium Duo consists of Eve Kerloc'h on piano and Annya Pinto as a soprano. The duo originated from the desire of the two close friends to explore a repertoire of vocal chamber music together. They had their first exposure at the International Lied and Concert Song Contest of the ''Francisco Torrecillas Art Festival'' in Albox, where they unanimously won the first prize from the jury. In their repertoire, they aim to give both male and female composers a voice, promoting artists and works that are rarely performed due to socio-historical circumstances.