The VIII Marbella Classical Music Festival will feature concerts by four young Andalusian artists


The performances, featuring various styles and instruments, will take place until Sunday at the Trapiche de Guadaiza Cultural Center in San Pedro.

The VIII Marbella Classical Music Festival will feature concerts by four young Andalusian artists
El director general de Cultura de San Pedro Alcántara, José Antonio Moreno, y el promotor musical Shane O'Shea han presentado el festival. -
23 October 2025
Málaga
Costa del Sol News

The Cultural Center Trapiche de Guadaiza, in San Pedro Alcántara, will host from Thursday, October 23 to Sunday, October 26, the VIII Classical Music Festival, which includes a program of four concerts featuring different styles and instruments performed by young Andalusian artists. The general director of Culture from San Pedro, José Antonio Moreno, presented this activity and highlighted that "it is a magnificent showcase for new talents to have their opportunity and space."

Moreover, the municipal representative emphasized "the commitment to quality and diversity of this initiative, bringing classical music closer to a loyal audience that enjoys top-level proposals" and thanked the involvement of the music promoter Shane O'Shea, who "has been closely collaborating with us for five years to make this festival possible."

Moreno detailed that the concerts will take place at 7:30 PM, with a donation entry fee of 10 euros, starting tomorrow with Manu Brazo (classical saxophone) and Pepe Fernández (piano). The series will continue on Friday with the Trio Cantabile, Alba Chantar (soprano), Mauricio Yamamoto (cello), and María Carmen (piano).

A duo and a pianist, Saturday and Sunday

Saturday will feature the violin and piano duo of Enrique Tudela and María Teresa García, respectively, and on Sunday, pianist and concert artist Pablo Pavón will close the festival. This event, once again held at the Trapiche de Guadaiza, sees Elissimo Events and the Art & Culture Marbella association "continuing their commitment to diversity, creating opportunities for regional artists," according to the general director, who has invited citizens to attend this new experience, which "is now part of our agenda of quality events."

For his part, O'Shea expressed his satisfaction with returning once more to San Pedro Alcántara, thanked the support of the Deputy Mayor's Office and the Culture Department, and stated that "we are delighted to celebrate this new edition in such a special space, supporting young performers from Andalusia and offering the public a unique musical experience."


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