KMSKA LATE - Jazz, Spanje and De Falla

FALLA Imaginado is a project by pianist and composer Moisés P. Sánchez that offers a contemporary reinterpretation of the music of Manuel de Falla, blending tradition with a free, modern vision. Through personal arrangements and an original suite, Sánchez explores Falla’s work with a harmonic and structural approach influenced by jazz, symphonic rock, classical music, and French impressionism.

Supported by internationally renowned musicians — violinist Ana María Valderrama and double bassist Pablo Martín Caminero — Sánchez leads a trio in which each artist contributes a distinct and strongly individual creative vision. Together, they offer new perspectives on Falla’s multifaceted universe, embracing both his Spanish sound world and his lesser-known, more abstract European side.

FALLA Imaginado is an invitation to reimagine: a vibrant, deeply musical journey through the timeless essence of Falla’s artistic legacy.

This programme is organised in the context of the collaboration between KMSKA and Europalia Spain.

This autumn, EUROPALIA celebrates its 30th edition with a large-scale Spanish biennale. Exactly forty years after its first edition in 1985, EUROPALIA ESPAÑA will unfold a multidisciplinary programme from 8 October 2025 to 1 February 2026 uniting heritage and contemporary art forms and providing fascinating perspectives on themes that connect and challenge us. With Francisco de Goya as its main focus and inspiration, it highlights the cultural richness of Spain through visual art, architecture, theatre, dance, music, performance, film, and literature. EUROPALIA ESPAÑA comprises in total some 100 events, spread throughout Belgium and presenting work by over 170 artists.

Moisés P. Sánchez | piano, composition and arrangements
Ana María Valderrama | violin
Pablo Martín Caminero | double bass

• This activity is part of KMSKA LATE
• When?
  On Thursday, December 4 at 8 p.m.
• Where?
  The activity takes place in the projection room.
• For whom?
  For anyone with a Thursday evening ticket, as long as capacity allows.
• Price?
  Free with a museum ticket. No reservation required, full is full!