Lea Bach

Léa Bach was a Catalan harpist who began playing at seven and later performed at prestigious venues like Carnegie Hall. This intimate concert, created by Madeiran artist Jéssica Sá, focuses on Bach’s legacy and the rich historical backdrop of Madeira in 1949. Attendees will embark on a reflective musical journey highlighting the delicate, intricate sounds of the harp alongside the story of this talented prodigy. It’s a rare chance to experience music that is both beautifully crafted and quietly powerful in emotional depth. The performance invites the audience to slow down and listen with intention, offering moments of deep reflection through carefully composed pieces. It suits anyone interested in classical music or history, especially those curious about lesser-known artists and their cultural impact. You may be drawn into the subtle emotions and nuances conveyed by the harp, making this a memorable, enriching experience to share with others who appreciate thoughtful, evocative art.