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Graduation recital

De una callada manera

The recital with which Rodrigo García-Bernalt completed his jazz degree at ESMUC: a programme of boleros and Latin American songs in duo with vibraphonist Andreu Bayarri, including three of his own compositions.

The duo was joined by singer María Pascual and a string quartet, for which he wrote the arrangements of several pieces. The title comes from “Canción”, a poem by Nicolás Guillén that Pablo Milanés set to music as “De qué callada manera”.

Poster for the recital “De una callada manera”

June 1, 2026 · L’Auditori, Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya, Barcelona

Saxophone
Rodrigo García-Bernalt
Vibraphone
Andreu Bayarri Aguilar
Voice
María Pascual
Strings
Bárbara Martínez, violin I · Aiala Oroz, violin II · Adriana Da Costa Martínez, viola · Múriel Antolí Bruch, cello
  1. Cómo fueErnesto Duarte Brito · arr. Rodrigo García-Bernalt and Andreu Bayarri Video
  2. Tico Tico no FubáZequinha de Abreu · arr. Rodrigo García-Bernalt and Andreu Bayarri Video
  3. La gloria eres túJosé Antonio Méndez · arr. Rodrigo García-Bernalt and Andreu Bayarri Video
  4. Déjame olvidarteRodrigo García-Bernalt · with María Pascual, voice VideoScore
  5. Contigo aprendí · Somos novios · AdoroArmando Manzanero · arr. Rodrigo García-Bernalt Video
  6. Mi primer boleroRodrigo García-Bernalt VideoScore
  7. PalabrasMarta Valdés · arr. Andreu Bayarri Video
  8. CarmenRodrigo García-Bernalt · with string quartet VideoScore
  9. Muñequita lindaMaría Grever · arr. Rodrigo García-Bernalt · with string quartet Video
  10. El día que me quierasCarlos Gardel and Alfredo Le Pera · arr. Rodrigo García-Bernalt · with string quartet Video
  11. Corazón partío (bis)Alejandro Sanz · arr. Rodrigo García-Bernalt and Andreu Bayarri Video

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