Berklee Ensemble Nights: flamenco and Mediterranean music at CaixaForum València

What’s on the programme

Berklee Ensemble Nights dedicates its 2 December session to flamenco and Mediterranean music, featuring two student ensembles from Berklee Valencia on the stage of CaixaForum València. The musicians, enrolled in the Contemporary Performance (Production Concentration) master’s programme, will perform live after a semester of musical exploration and creative work.

The programme is divided into two parts: the Flamenco Ensemble highlights the passion and expressiveness of flamenco, while the Mediterranean Fusion Ensemble blends sounds and influences from across the Mediterranean. Berklee Valencia presents the event as a celebration of musical diversity and the talent of its international student community.

Who leads the ensembles

This edition’s Flamenco Ensemble is directed by pianist Alex Conde, and the Mediterranean Fusion Ensemble by saxophonist Perico Sambeat. Both guide the students through the repertoire performed that evening.

Timing and duration

The Berklee Ensemble Nights concert lasts one hour, according to Berklee Valencia’s official details, with doors opening half an hour before the start. The performance is suitable for all audiences, and tickets are non-refundable.

The series continues the following day, 3 December, in the same venue with a session dedicated to South American music and contemporary jazz.

Check how to get there on the CaixaForum València page.