Sat 25 Oct, 2025, from 20:00
Sat 22 Nov, 2025, from 20:30
Sat 20 Dec, 2025, from 20:30
Sat 24 Jan, 2026, from 21:00
Sat 28 Feb, 2026, from 20:00
Where: San Antonio, Ibiza
San Antonio hosts the second edition of ‘Ones de llum’, a series of five classical music concerts accompanied by a spectacular visual show featuring video mapping. This event blends music and visual art in the municipality’s churches, creating a unique sensory experience that combines sound, light, and architecture.
The concerts will take place on the following dates and at the following locations:
25 October – 20:00 – San Mateo church
Rosa Mago (clarinet), Isaac Pérez (violin), Marian Tur (violin), Astrid Canales (viola) and Paula Martos (cello). Repertoire: Clarinet Quintet K. 581 by Mozart and adaptations of Erik Satie's Gymnopédies.
22 November – 20:30 – San Rafael church
Prats (piano), Joan Carles Marí (percussion), Carlos Vesperinas (cello) and Raquel Ortiz (voice /collaboration). Repertoire: A tour that goes from Saint-Saëns, Piazzolla or Rachmaninov to current creators like Hania Rani, without forgetting the timeless charm of some boleros. A combination that seeks to excite the audience with contrasts and varied atmospheres.
20 December – 20:30 – Can Bonet church
Felt Oxytocin with the collaboration of Laura de Grinyo (theremin /collaboration). Repertoire: New original music from the Ibizan group Felt Oxytocin and their album ‘Entre ellas’, with the collaboration of Laura de Grinyo. This group offers a very interesting and introspective neoclassical crossover.
24 January – 21:00 – San Antonio church
Assumpció Janer (harp), Ramsés Puente (violin) and Carlos Vesperinas (cello), with the collaboration of soprano Isabel Albaladejo. Repertoire: A journey through classical music with works by Saint-Saëns, Massenet, Monteverdi, Händel and Bach, among others, and some emblematic opera arias.
28 February – 20:00 – Santa Agnès church
Miquel Tur (guitar) and Carlos Vesperinas (cello). Repertoire: Homage to Astor Piazzolla and the history of tango through an intimate dialogue between strings.
Each concert will feature local musicians and a varied repertoire, ranging from classical pieces to contemporary compositions. Admission is free until capacity is reached, offering all attendees the chance to enjoy an innovative cultural experience in a unique setting.