How long is the concert?

The performance runs approximately 1 hora (about one hour).

Where do I meet for check-in?

The meeting point is SINAGOGA DEL AGUA at C. Roque Rojas, 2, 23400 Úbeda, Jaén, Spain; seating is unnumbered and filled by order of arrival.

Are there assigned seats or will I need to queue?

Seats are not numbered; arriving early improves your choice of view and seating position.

Can I photograph or record the performance?

Photography without flash is generally recommended at historic venues; please confirm recording rules through the booking/referral link before the event.

Is the venue accessible for visitors with mobility needs?

Accessibility details are not listed here—contact the booking operator via the referral link to confirm accommodations before your visit.

How do I find pricing and availability?

Use the provided referral link to view current schedules, pricing, and availability or to make a reservation.

Ecos de un Pasado Mozárabe y Sefardí — Concierto audiovisual en la Sinagoga del Agua de Úbeda | Events | Theater

Ecos de un Pasado Mozárabe y Sefardí unfolds as an audiovisual concert held inside the historic SINAGOGA DEL AGUA in Úbeda, Andalucía, Spain. For about one hour, soprano Nieves Romero, tenor Gabriel Blanco and pianist Mikhail Studyonov perform under the direction of Emi Ekai, weaving medieval, Moorish and Sephardic melodies into a modern recital that highlights the region's layered histories. The meeting point is SINAGOGA DEL AGUA at C. Roque Rojas, 2, 23400 Úbeda, Jaén, Spain, and seating is unnumbered, so earlier arrival improves your choice of view. The program is staged in an intimate heritage space where architecture and sound are partners: close-up listening reveals vocal timbres and piano resonances that larger halls often flatten. The concert frames key features of Úbeda's cultural landscape—the synagogal architecture, nearby plazas, and the sweep of Jaén's olive groves and limestone hills that define the provincial horizon. These elements lend the evening a sense of place; you are not watching a show so much as encountering a local conversation between music and masonry. Musically, the event is notable for its cross-cultural repertoire. Expect arrangements that move between modal lines from Andalusi traditions and liturgical strains linked to Sephardic song, all presented with contemporary phrasing. The result is both scholarly and accessible: a program that rewards attentive listening without requiring prior expertise. Practical notes for visitors: the performance runs approximately 1 hora; check-in follows a first-come seating policy. Bring layers—the stone interior can be cool—and consider quieter shoes to avoid disturbing other attendees. Photography without flash is usually best practice at historic sites; confirm recording rules with your booking link. The experience is ideal for travelers who appreciate intimate concerts, historical architecture, and the compact walkable streets of Úbeda, a city recognized for its Renaissance monuments as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Pair the concert with a walking tour of Plaza Vázquez de Molina and an evening stroll above the olive terraces to make the most of your visit. Local bars and taverns offer small plates that suit post-concert conversation; look for regional olive oil tastings and manchego or local cheeses to round the night. If you need accessibility information or have specific seating requests, contact the booking operator through the referral link provided below for the latest details and availability. This concert is a reminder that Andalusian culture carries multiple voices; the venue's intimacy encourages listening as an active practice, one that connects historical narratives to contemporary performance. Whether you are a music specialist or an evening visitor seeking memorable local color, Ecos de un Pasado Mozárabe y Sefardí at SINAGOGA DEL AGUA offers a concentrated cultural encounter in the heart of Úbeda. Book via the referral link for current schedules and availability.