The Granada Festival arrives in Córdoba, with a concert by Andreas Prittwitz – Córdoba

This coming Thursday, Córdoba will be the scene of an exceptional musical event with the arrival of Andreas Prittwitz and his project ‘Lookingback’, within the framework of Fex, the extension of the 73rd Granada International Music and Dance Festival. The Cajasur Foundation, in collaboration with the festival, organizes this concert that promises to fuse the classic with the contemporary. Andreas Prittwitz, German musician and multidisciplinary artist living in Spain, will offer a free concert at the Viana Palace in the capital of Córdoba, andNext Thursday, June 13, at 10:00 p.m.

With a Free entrance until full capacity, this event is a unique opportunity to enjoy the fusion of musical styles that characterizes Prittwitz’s work. With a career of more than 14 years, Andreas Prittwitz has been recognized for his eclectic and innovative style, which combines elements of Renaissance and Baroque music with jazz. His project ‘Lookingback’ stands out for the coexistence of ancient instruments with the clarinet and saxophoneas well as by improvisation and the inclusion of modern elements.

According to Prittwitz, improvisation is a form of real-time composition, a creative expression that adds a unique dimension to your concerts. In the program ‘…more than baroque…’, which he will present in Córdoba, the musician will explore works by various composersshowing the timelessness and versatility of music.

In addition to his outstanding musical career, Andreas Prittwitz He has collaborated with prominent figures on the national and international scene and has received the 2018 Serondaya Award for Cultural Innovation for his versatility and contribution to the artistic world. His ability to experiment with different languages ​​and bring music to diverse audiences makes him a reference in the contemporary music scene. Next Thursday’s concert in Córdoba promises to be an enriching experience for music lovers, with the fusion of styles and the interpretive mastery of Andreas Prittwitz and his ‘Lookingback’ project.