The 2023 Chopin Festival includes in its program the exhibition Dar a ver, by Ñaco Fabré (Palma, 1965). It is shown in the Chapter House of the Cartuja de Valldemossa, and includes a selection of paintings, collages and sculptures.
Since the creation of the Pro Chopin Committee in 1930 by the composer Joan Maria Thomàs, in addition to paying permanent tribute to Chopin's work, one of the objectives has been the recovery and dissemination of the island's musical heritage and the best contemporary music made in Europe at the beginning of the 20th century.
Following this line of recovery and dissemination, this year's Chopin Festival wanted to keep in mind three very significant island musicians: Antoni Lliteres i Carrió (Artà, 1673 – Madrid, 1747), Miquel Capllonch (Pollença, 1861 – 1935) and Carme Fernández Vidal (Palma, 1970).
The four concerts of the Chopin Festival 2023 are held in the Cloister of the Cartuja de Valldemossa from August 6 to 27. In the Chapter House you can see the Ñaco Fabré exhibition Dar a ver.
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