Performance in Portugal
- Joshua Keeling
- Jun 18, 2019
- 1 min read
Saxophonist Joana Sá will perform Ñamandu as part of her final degree recital on June 21, 2019 at the Escola Superior de Música de Lisboa! I believe this will be the first time a piece of mine will be heard in Portugal, and I'm lucky to share the program with some truly fantastic composers - it ought to be a thrilling recital! Congratulations and best of luck, Joana!
Great read about your time in Portugal! Really enjoyed the insight into your performance experiences and the local culture. As someone curious about travel and art, this inspired me to add Portugal to my list. By the way, I recently read about Ayesha Sana Age and her creative journey too fascinating.
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