Ensemble Pygmalion

Ensamble Pygmalion invites you to a talk led by Diego Morábito that explores their unique approach to historically informed performance. You’ll discover the concert program "Mundo, buenas noches," which traces the origins of Johann Sebastian Bach and the rich context surrounding his music. The session offers insight into how the ensemble brings these centuries-old compositions to life with careful attention to period details. Along the way, you’ll hear engaging stories about the featured composers, adding depth to the experience. Beyond historical insights, you’ll gain a closer look at the technical and aesthetic choices shaping their stage sound. This talk suits anyone curious about classical music’s roots or the craft behind authentic performances. Whether you’re a seasoned listener or new to this style, the discussion offers a thoughtful view of how past and present meet in music. It’s a chance to appreciate the care and creativity involved in reviving these works today.