Mark Guiliana Beat Music — 12 November 2026, Conservatori Liceu (Barcelona)
Mark Guiliana brings Beat Music to the Conservatori Liceu auditorium on Thursday 12 November at 20:30. It’s the only Catalan date of the tour.
Jazz, en català: discos, concerts i figures del gènere, des dels segells històrics fins als projectes actuals que continuen ampliant el llenguatge de la improvisació. Tótum Revolútum Press hi dedica ressenyes i cobertura de concerts a Catalunya amb la mateixa atenció que al rock progressiu i el metal.
Mark Guiliana brings Beat Music to the Conservatori Liceu auditorium on Thursday 12 November at 20:30. It’s the only Catalan date of the tour.
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Enrique Oliver and Among3 play two sets in Jamboree’s Sala 1 on Friday 13 November. General admission is €16.
Samara Joy performs with a septet at the Palau de la Música on 13 November, part of the Barcelona Jazz Festival.
Gastón Joya and The New Cuban Trio play two sets at Jamboree on Saturday 14 November, at 7pm and 8.30pm. Advance tickets 20 euros; general admission 25.
Niño Josele plays the music of “Paz”, his Bill Evans album, at the Conservatori del Liceu on 14 November, as part of the Barcelona Jazz Festival.
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