How long is the concert?

The program runs approximately 70–90 minutes; expect a total visit time of about 1–1.5 hours including entry.

Where is the meeting point?

Meeting point and location: Jardín de los Zuloaga in Ayllón; the venue opens 30 minutes before the start time.

Seating is limited; arrive early to secure a seat near the tower rim or garden viewing areas.

Are refreshments available?

Yes. The Diaita wine bar opens before the concert and remains available after the performance for drinks.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Torre Martina is a medieval tower with stairs and uneven stone floors; accessibility is limited—contact the organizer for specific needs.

Can I take photos during the concert?

Photography is welcome, but please avoid using flash and be mindful of other attendees during the performance.

Cavatina Duo at Torre Martina: Classical Night in Ayllón’s Medieval Tower

On a warm August evening the Torre Martina in Ayllón, Castile and León, becomes an acoustic chamber where centuries of stone meet contemporary music. The Cavatina Duo - flautist Eugenia Moliner and guitarist Denis Azabagić - appears alongside the OSCYL for a 90-minute program honoring María de Pablos, performing works including Castilla, Canciones, Faunos and Turina’s dances with fresh orchestration. The concert is scheduled for Thursday, 6 August at 20:30, with the meeting point at Jardín de los Zuloaga. Torre Martina is an ancient temple turned mirador in Ayllón’s casco histórico, its medieval masonry, narrow staircases and elevated vantage offering a raw, resonant setting unlike a conventional concert hall. Arrive half an hour early to access the venue and the Diaita wine bar; sipping a local glass as the sun drops behind stone rooflines is part of the experience. The combination of chamber duo sonorities, occasional orchestral swells from OSCYL, and the compact stone space creates an intimate dynamic where breaths and plucked strings carry across the plaza. This event stands out because it places high-caliber performers—an internationally known duo with roots in Chicago and a regional symphony orchestra—in direct conversation with place. The repertoire’s Spanish dances and songs map onto the town’s historic identity: you’ll hear music that echoes regional rhythms and the guitar-and-flute idiom common to Iberian repertoire, presented with contemporary orchestral color. For travelers, the show is both a cultural evening and a way to read the town: Torre Martina’s viewpoints frame the surrounding Castilian landscape and the labyrinth of medieval streets. Practical notes: the meeting point is Jardín de los Zuloaga; the venue opens thirty minutes beforehand. Expect uneven stone floors and stairs typical of historic towers—comfortable shoes and a light layer will help as evenings cool. The performance lasts roughly 70–90 minutes; seating is limited and scenes of the town are best viewed from the tower rim and adjacent garden. The Diaita wine bar remains open after the concert, providing a social after-hours space. Why book it: CAVATINA DUO. Eugenia Moliner y Denis Azabagić at Torre Martina combines superb musicianship with a distinct sense of place - music shaped by a medieval setting, local flavor from the wine bar, and a view that turns a single performance into a memorable night in Ayllón. For visitors drawn to classical music, Spanish culture or architectural oddities, this concert is a compact, transportive way to spend an evening in Castile and León. Seats are often limited; reserve advance via the booking link and arrive early to claim a spot on the tower rim. Photography is welcome but avoid flash. The performance suits travelers seeking a focused cultural night that links music, architecture and local wine into a memorable evening.

Cavatina Duo at Torre Martina: Classical Night in Ayllón’s Medieval Tower

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