The Spanish organist Tomeo Follow Campins at the “Note Senza Tempo” festival

Partially closed for restoration, the Candelieri church can still host functions and concerts. Tomorrow evening at 7.30 pm the church of Santa Maria di Betlem welcomes the Spanish organist and harpsichordist Tomeo Segui Campins as part of the 5th International Festival of Ancient Music “Notes Without Time”.

Graduated in 2004 as an organist with top marks from the Conservatory of Zaragoza, Tomeo Gui Campins perfected his skills in early music at the Institute of Early Music of the Civic School of Music in Milan and at the ESMUC in Barcelona. Various roles as titular organist will lead him to develop an enviable concert career at an international level, including collaborations with baroque orchestras and ancient music festivals. His concert for the Note Senza Tempo Festival will be a journey through time to the notes of Bach, Frescobaldi and Böhm.

The commitment of the Dolci Accenti Association in the dissemination of ancient music through the Note Senza Tempo festival is now recognized internationally: also supporting the fifth edition are REMA, Early Music Network, the most prestigious reference for ancient music in European level.

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