By Ibertrio
Quinta da Regaleira

Nuno Meira, violin
Américo Martins, cello
Isolda Crespi Rubio, piano

With its origins in African dances, the Cuban habanera and the Argentine milonga, the Tango was born in the oldest neighbourhoods of the Argentine capital, becoming a musical symbol of the country.
Born in this enriched tradition, the Argentinian Astor Piazzolla introduced innovations in timbre, harmony and rhythm, binding Tango with Jazz and European music, giving birth to a New Tango (‘Nuevo Tango’) with renewed vitality and a resounding international reception to this day.
The ‘Piazzolla Sempre’ Recital aims to honour this composer through some of his best-known works such as the ‘Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas’ or ‘La Muerte del Ángel’, while also invoking the great names of tango such as Carlos Gardel, Alberto Ginastera and Pablo Ziegler.
With this programme Ibertrio is pleased to invite the public to an evening full of sensuality, lyricism, vitality and joy. Feel invited!

Tickets: Quinta da Regaleira ticket office, regaleira.byblueticket.pt and Blueticket outlets
Duration: 60 Minutes approx., without interval
Age rating: 6+


IBBERTRIO is a classical trio for violin, cello and piano formed by musicians Nuno Meira, Américo Martins and Isolda Crespi. The trio was founded in 2016 with the intent of divulging classical music written for this formation from classicism to the present day, premiering in 2022 with the work ‘Epígrafe sobre um Tema Popular Ucraniano’ (Epigraph on a Ukrainian Popular Theme) by the composer Nuno Jacinto, dedicated to the Ibertrio.
In 2024 Ibertrio won the Annual Diamond Prize and the Annual Grand Champion for Chamber Music at the European Classical Music Awards. In 2023 it was honoured with the Platinum Prize, obtained the best score representing Portugal and was nominated Artist of the Month for July at the European Classical Music Awards, as well as being awarded First Prize at the 3rd Lugano International Music Competition.
Ibertrio has participated and played in various festivals, cycles and concert halls in Portugal, including the Rivoli Theatre (Porto), the Viseu International Spring Music Festival, ‘Percursos da Música’ in Ponte de Lima, the Campo Maior Cultural Centre, ‘Sons ao Crespúsculo’ at the Lagos Cultural Centre, ‘Sons no Património’ (Gaia), ‘Ciclos de Lua Nova’ (New Moon Cycles) in Águeda, ‘Ciclo Equinócios e Solstícios’ (Equinoxes and Solstices Cycle) at the Porto Romantic Museum, Gondomar Municipal Auditorium, ‘Tempos Cruzados’ (Porto), Enimus (Felgueiras), among others. In 2024 they began their artistic internationalisation with a recital at the ‘Fundación Eutherpe’ in León (Spain) and are currently preparing various projects for international festivals.


AGENDA 2024 | ACCESS RULES