No amount of flowery descriptions can truly replicate the experience of a live concert. Perhaps no introduction is needed—just sit back and listen to the live performance, and that's enough. Pablo Amorós' concerts are probably just that kind of experience.
In the classical music circle, Spanish pianist Pablo Amorós is not a "traffic-driven artist," but his live performances always carry a calm and unhurried tension—he doesn't rush you to be moved, nor does he fear your distraction. He simply focuses on playing the piano well, and if you happen to tune in, it must be a tacit understanding between you.
With the unique passion and charm of a Spaniard, he has conquered media and audiences wherever he goes. From Bach to Mozart, from Brahms, Schumann, and Rachmaninoff to contemporary Spanish music, he masters various styles of repertoire with fidelity to the music while retaining originality and artistic personality in his interpretations.
What truly defines a pianist is the brilliance of each live performance. If you want to get to know Pablo Amorós, step into his concert hall.
On July 11th at Blue Note Beijing and July 18th at Blue Note Shanghai, Pablo Amorós will conquer the stage with the spirit of a matador, leading you into the Iberian Peninsula to experience an unparalleled Spanish night.
"Music and concerts must shake us up."
—— Pablo Amorós
About Pablo Amorós
Pablo Amorós developed his musical ideas under the guidance of world-class pianist Alicia de Larrocha. He also studied with Spanish pianist Cristina Bruno and Italian pianist Noretta Conci—a former student of Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli.
He has performed in Spain's most important concert halls, including: Auditorio Nacional (Madrid); Gran Teatro del Liceo (Barcelona); Palacio de Festivales (Santander); Euskalduna Palace (Bilbao); Manuel de Falla Auditorium (Granada); Teatro de la Maestranza (Seville); Teatro Jovellanos (Gijón); Fundación March (Madrid); Gran Teatro de Córdoba; Rafael Orozco Festival; Musika-Música Festival; Clásicos en Verano (Summer Classics Festival); and the D'estiu Festival in Menorca.
In recent years, he has gradually developed an international performance career with great success. He has performed in China's top concert halls, including: Shanghai Oriental Art Center, Guangzhou Opera House, Tianjin Grand Theatre, Chengdu Telunsu Concert Hall, Chongqing Guotai Arts Center Concert Hall, and Ningbo Grand Theatre. He is also active in major concert halls and music seasons in the United States, South America, the United Arab Emirates, Italy, France, and the United Kingdom.
Orchestras he has collaborated with include: Orquesta Mihail Jora de Bacau, Orquesta de Córdoba, Orquesta Filarmónica de Málaga, Madrid Soloists Chamber Orchestra, Orquesta Sinfónica de Castilla y León, Partiture Philharmonic Orchestra, Orquesta Joven de Córdoba, and Nueva Lima Clásica Chamber Orchestra.
Conductors he has worked with include: Ovidiu Balan, Vsevolod Polonski, Alejandro Posada, Juan Paulo Gómez, José Santofimia, Mario Ortuño, Marnix Willem Steffen, and Santiago Serrate.
Pablo Amorós has recorded the complete piano works of composer Leonardo Balada for the NAXOS label, including a piece dedicated to him personally by Balada.
He has also recorded Granados vs Falla to commemorate the centenaries of the two composers' deaths, as well as the album Spanish Cello Sonatas in collaboration with IBS. This album not only graced the cover of Scherzo magazine but also generated a strong response in the Spanish media.
Date: July 11, 2025
Venue: Blue Note Beijing
