The 'Three Cultures in Family' cycle invites us today on an exotic journey with The jellyfish tamerA journey through Europe from Andalusia to Transylvania to learn about the stories, instruments and music of the gypsy people. Our ears will dance to swing manouche, csardas, Kelzmer music and other almost forgotten melodies...
This will be performed by two versatile performers: Elena Jiménez (clarinet, accordion, metallophone, Moldavian kával, flute, Hungarian furulyas, horn, piano, bells and hurdy-gurdy) and Manuel Méijome (acoustic guitar, manouche guitar, classical guitar, 5 and 6-string banjos, bandurria, tambura and Hungarian zither).
The Foundation has launched this special programme, which includes storytelling shows and concerts on several Saturdays and Sundays in November and December, with the aim of offering families a new way of rediscovering Three Cultures.
SHOW SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN FROM 6 TO 12 YEARS OLD
The performance will begin at 12.00 noon, with free admission with prior registration. Invitations will be available from Thursday 10 December at 10:00 a.m. at THIS LINK.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Due to capacity restrictions, we have to limit the number of seats, so 100 tickets will be made available to the public, distributed as follows according to the different types of family unit:
Tickets for family units of 5 people living together (30 places).
Tickets for family units of 4 people living together (32 places).
Tickets for family units of 3 people living together (24 places).
Tickets for family units of 2 people living together (14 places).
Given the existing limitations, we kindly ask our audience to show solidarity and not to reserve more invitations than they will use.
No entry will be allowed without a reservation. Please note at all times the rules of access to the Foundation, which can be consulted here. in the following link.