Esta tarde tendrá lugar la actuación Filiae tonitrui (Las hijas del trueno) del Proyecto EVOCA recuperando piezas del Codex Calixtinus
La música y el teatro fueron los protagonistas del domingo dentro de la XXVIII edición del Festival Medieval d’Elx. La jornada de ayer finalizó con el concierto del I Encuentro de Músicas Antiguas y Patrimonio, coordinado por Rubén Pacheco e impartido por Marcel Pérès y el Ensemble La Danserye. El resultado de horas de investigación y ensayo, durante todo el fin de semana, se vio reflejado anoche en la Basílica de Santa María, en lo que se puede denominar un...
La exposición está compuesta por dos colecciones de cuentos ilustrados sobre figuras femeninas que destacan en diferentes facetas, un homenaje a las grandes mujeres...
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