The viol player from Zaragoza releases her first studio album, "Hixa mía," this Wednesday. "It's important to assert that art requires time, both to be made and to be enjoyed"
We're presenting Almalé's disc "Hixa Mía," the band led by the viol player Pilar Almalé with collaborations from Thomas Kretzschmar (violin), Alex Comín (guitar) and Fran Gazol (percussion).
INTERVIEW ON SOMONTANO RADIO. MUSIC PROGRAM AND WORDS
We're talking with Pilar Almalé about her first solo disc, a project titled Almalé where she is accompanied by Thomas Kretzschmar on the violin, Alex Comín on the guitar and Fran Gazol on percussion
We conserve and listen to the projects of the viol player from Zaragoza Pilar Almalé, who travels from Baroque to Jazz passing through traditional music from India, Argentina, Brazil, Portual, Finland, Sweden... and Aragon
"Pilar Almalé: It's played with a bow, and some say that the viol sounds like a human voice"
Born in Zaragoza in 1993, the viol player, singer and painter presents her musical project Almalé
"Pilar Almalé, one of the most promising talents in Aragon, is on the road to releasing her first album and to do so she has appealed to the platform 'crowdfunding Verkami"
LIVE INTERVIEW ON "ARAGÓN BUENOS DÍAS"
"It's important to assert that art requires time, both to be made and to be enjoyed". The viol player from Zaragoza is releasing her first studio album 'Hixa Mía, this Wednesday
INTERVIEW IN "LA LUNA SESSIONS" TALKING ABOUR ALMALÉ
LA LUNA SESSIONS aims to bring music to the public in a live show format. It is an artistic and musical space, created to showcase performance by differents artists, in various styles and many locations
For Pilar Almalé, making music is like sowing seeds in a field: "For many months you have to work the land and take care of the plants and trees until they finally bear fruit, and you can start feeding on them." The artist and composer from Zaragoza combines folk elements with the baroque sound of the viola da gamba, reinterpreting historical sound languages in order to find new ones, seeking connections between popular and traditional music from different cultures and translating the tangible and concrete into sound, and vice versa. During this journey, we talked about all this and her projects Almalé, Ceci n'est pas Baroque and Caranzalem
INTERVIEW IN "ATÓNITOS HUÉSPEDES"
An artist who seeks to experiment by mixing folk and traditional music with the baroque sound of her viola da gamba. We become aware of the many possibilities: the sound and majesty from the hand of Pilar Almalé
TALK AT H.I.P.S.T.E.R. FESTIVAL
"PILAR ALMALÉ'S OFFICIAL WEBSITE.
VIOLA DA GAMBA, EARLY MUSIC AND ART"
Photography by @mariajett @ana_tao — Fashion by @malditamariafaldas