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Muziek in de Brouwerij

On Sunday 28th September Staadsbrouwerij Maastricht opens its doors for guests.

Euphonia in collaboration with Foundation De Ridder – previously De Ridder brewery in Maastricht – brings the Hi Music ensemble, formed by young professional musicians.

Let yourself be taken into the intensity of rythmes performed by Hi Music ensemble. Moreover, previously to the concert a cup coffee or tea and afterwards enjoy a drink offered by Foundation De Ridder in the tasting room

Do you want to participate in this event? Register via de link provided below , there is room for 50 guests, hurry up!

Price: 5.00 €

Date: 28th September

Programma

14.00 entrance with coffee/tea

14.30 Concert Hi Music Ensemble

From 15.15 onwards: Drink in tasting room

Repertory

American String Quartet op. 96

A. Dvorak

Guabina for Guitar and String Quartet

L. Saboya

Guitar and String Quartet

Rodrigo – Serrano

La rittirata di Madrid for Guitar and String Quartet

L. Boccherini

Address: Stads Brouwerij Maastricht, Oeverwal 12, 6221 EN, Maastricht

Parking Suggestions

Q-park Plein 1992

Hi Music Ensemble

Jesús Serrano, guitar

Jose Martinez, violin

Zowy Bahnen, violin

Daniel Rivera, viola

Cèlia Roca, cello

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Meet the Artists

Jose Martinez, violin

Jose is a Colombian violinist based in the Netherlands. His career as an artist has developed through a variety of music genres. He is a versatile musician, holding a  Master in composition and performance from Conservatorium Maastricht. 

Jose has been part of different ensembles and professional orchestras with concerts in  Colombia and Europe. His current projects involve all his background as a musician, performing his own music and arrangements with elements from Classical, Latin American, Colombian music and Jazz , looking for new sonorities to share with the audience.

Zowy Bahnen, violin

Zowy Bahnen is an all-round professional violinist from The Netherlands,
specialised in both classical and varies folk styles.

As a freelance
musician, she has made many travels throughout Europe with several
professional symphonic orchestras. In addition, she has toured through whole China and performed in West Asia.

Besides her love for her career as a
performing artist, she finds herself feeling passioned about being an
educator.

Daniel Rivera, viola

Mexican/Nicaraguan musician based in The Netherlands. Coordinator of Hi Music Ensemble. Besides having studies a Masters in the Maastricht Conservatory Daniel also holds a diploma in cultural management from Maastricht University. He combines his interests for new concert formats with his passion for playing with other musicians and taking music to diverse audiences.

Jesús Serrano, guitar

Post-Capitalist mexican guitar virtuoso Jesus Serrano stands out for his powerful and refined performance. A winner of multiple prizes, Jesus Serrano has won over 70 prizes in America and Europe including more than two dozen 1st prizes in international competitions.

Composers have written and dedicated music to him to show his extensive palette of technical abilities as well as his unique personality. His eclectic and energetic repertoire is focused on the interaction between speed and sensibility, and his artistic activity has led to him performing extensively throughout America and Europe. Jesus is also often invited to give lectures and workshops at international guitar festivals as well as being part of the jury in International Competitions.

Jesus Serrano plays on his Signature Model The Aztec Guitar made in Texas by Aaron Ringo.

Cèlia Matamala

Cellist Cèlia Roca is a passionate cello player. She started playing cello at the age of 7 and since then, she has viewed the instrument not only as a means to achieve her musical goals but as part of her development as a person. Cèlia is also very committed to the social function of music; she has participated in social projects in which she has experience the power that music has on other people, putting a smile on other’s people faces or to captivating to the extend of make them shed a solitary tear.