Portal de Turismo de Castilla y León

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March 4, 2026

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The Arpeggiato Trio presents an unusual fusion of classical music and urban dance. Katrina Penman (flute), Pilar Andrino (violin), Laia Ruiz (cello), and Diana Villalobos (dance) will unite these two worlds in an unforgettable concert at the library auditorium.

• Program

1. Bach – Erbarme dich, mein Gott (from Matthäus-Passion) – 6'
2. Bach – Double Concerto (Vivace) – 5'
3. Bach – Ich folge dir gleichfalls – 4'
4. Vivaldi – Winter: Largo – 3'
5. Beethoven – Minuet – 2'
6. Haydn – London Trio (I-II-III) – 9'
7. Saint-Saëns – The Swan – 3'
8. Smetana – Vltava (Most vlast) – 6'
9. Tchaikovsky – Swan Lake – 3'
10. Soundtracks: Cinema Paradiso + The Choir Boys – 6'
11. Piazzolla – Oblivion – 4'
12. Gardel – Por una cabeza – 3'

• Artists

KATRINA PENMAN. Flautist
I'm originally from London, but I've lived in Valladolid for over 15 years and am the mother of three children from Valladolid. I trained as a flautist at the Royal Conservatoire in London and at La Scala in Milan, where I collaborated for two years before moving to Spain, where I began working with the OSCYL (Castilla y León Symphony Orchestra). I combine my work as a flautist with teaching. I'm passionate about musical composition and also write and arrange music.

PILAR ANDRINO. Violinist
Originally from Valladolid and trained at the conservatories of Valladolid, Salamanca , and Munich. As a child, when I attended concerts of the Valladolid City Orchestra, I only had eyes for the violins, and my school music teacher, Alicia Martín Baró, told me it was the instrument best suited to me. Thanks to music, I have enjoyed playing in professional orchestras, teaching at European summer courses, and collaborating on social projects.

LAIA RUIZ. Cello
I'm from Barcelona, ​​although I lived for many years in the Netherlands and Belgium. I heard the food here was amazing (especially the roast lamb!) and I couldn't resist the temptation to come back! I'm currently playing in the OSCYL (Castilla y León Symphony Orchestra) and I've wanted to play the cello since I was very little. When my parents turned on the TV on Sunday mornings, I was always mesmerized watching the orchestra, and especially the cellos.

DIANA VILLALOBOS. Dancer
I'm Diana, daughter of a pioneer of breaking, or as it's more commonly known in Spain, "breakdance." In 2010, I started traveling and training in different styles of urban dance: Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Porto, London, Warsaw, New York… constantly on the go. In this show, you're going to see something a little different: how styles
Urban rhythms like popping and waacking are mixed with classical music!