Day: 15 October
Time: 9 p.m.
Place: Tarragona Cathedral
Artist: Jordi Savall
Composition: “Follies & Canaris, de l’antiga Europa al nou Món” (Follies & Canaris, from Ancient Europe to the New World)

After almost 30 years, Jordi Savall returns to Tarragona Cathedral. La Seu (the Cathedral) will witness the mastery of the most prestigious Catalan musician in the world today. Savall returns in an intimate format, accompanied by the guitar of the magnificent Xavier Díaz-Latorre. The viola de gamba, an instrument forever linked to the figure of Savall, will be the protagonist of this journey through the music of the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries.

Day: 21 October
Time: 9 p.m.
Place: Port of Tarragona Museum
Artist: El llibre de Marguerite
Composition: “Feminisme i mística al segle XIV” (Feminism and mysticism in the 14th century)

A show combining medieval music with the story of Marguerite Porete (1250-1310), the mystic who was burned to death to defend her book. She was a member of the Beguines, the first free communities of women.

Bubulina Teatre presents an approach to the life and work of this medieval mystic, performed by the actress Gisela Figueras, and with the prestigious Cristina Alís on the portable organ and María de Mingo on the medieval citole.

Day: 22 October
Time: 9 p.m.
Place: Tarragona Cathedral
Artist: Farran Sylvan James & Daniel Espasa
Composition: “La sonata al segle de les llums” (The Sonata in the Age of Enlightenment)

Two of the leading figures of the new generation of performers of early music in our house, the Canadian (based in Barcelona) Farran Sylvan James and Daniel Espasa, a native of La Canonja meet in a very special concert. A concert that, revolving around the sonata genre, will take us through the music of Händel, Mozart and the Catalan Francesc Manalt, among others.

Day: 28 and 29 October
Time: 9 p.m.
Place: Tarragona Cathedral
Artist: Ensemble O Vos Omnes
Composition: “Selva Morale et Spirituale”

Two concerts to accommodate an impressive collection: "Selva Morale et Spirituale" by Claudio Monteverdi. This compendium of sacred works published in the mid-17th century represents one of the most important legacies in the history of music. The Ensemble O Vos Omnes (resident choir at the L’Auditori and resident artist of the Perelada 2022 Festival) presents a selection separated into two concerts, which will be accompanied by a suggestive illumination to see and feel the Tarragona Cathedral as never before. This will be the first time that Claudio Monteverdi's "forest" (selva) can be heard in the city of Tarragona to this extent.