Cristian Mateo Jaimes Concert - Rising Stars
- When
- Thu, Nov 5, 7:00 AM
- Price
- Check source
- Organizer
- TuBoleta
Check source · Source: TuBoleta
About this plan
Young Bogota pianist Cristian Mateo Jaimes performs in Bogota as part of the Rising Stars series, a cycle that showcases players with international careers. At 19, Mateo Jaimes has won prizes at contests such as Carmel Klavier Latinoamérica and the Pianissimo Festival Competition, and he was a finalist at Banco de la República's Young Performers program.
The evening program moves through the Baroque and Romantic eras. You will hear pieces by Rameau and Handel, plus a selection of Songs Without Words, Scherzos, and Caprices by Mendelssohn. A chance to hear him live in the city in a short, carefully prepared recital.
What to expect
- Bogota pianist and finalist at Banco de la República Young Performers
- Program features works by Rameau, Handel, and Mendelssohn
- Part of the Rising Stars series
- Solo piano concert in Bogota
Who it's for
Ideal for classical music lovers, piano students, music students, and anyone who follows young Colombian performers on the city's stages.
Tips
- Arrive early to find a good seat and settle in before the concert starts
- Check the venue and exact time on the official source, since details can change
- Buy tickets in advance, as Rising Stars recitals tend to sell out fast
FAQ
How much do tickets cost for Cristian Mateo Jaimes in Bogota?
The concert requires a ticket. Check the price and available seats at the official source for the event.
Where is the Cristian Mateo Jaimes concert in Bogota?
The venue details are confirmed on the official event page. Check the concert listing for the hall and exact address.
When is the Cristian Mateo Jaimes concert in Bogota?
The concert is scheduled for November 5. The exact time and any changes are confirmed on the official source.
What works does Cristian Mateo Jaimes play in this recital?
The program includes a Gavotte with Variations by Rameau, Handel's Chaconne in G major HWV 435, and several pieces by Mendelssohn, including Songs Without Words and Caprices.
Is this a good plan for young audiences or music students?
Yes. The recital is aimed at students and piano fans, a good chance to see a young Colombian performer with a strong competition record up close.
How do I buy tickets for the concert?
From this page you can go to the official event source, where tickets are sold.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
