Event endedHeld on July 31, 2024
XIX RIO HARP FESTIVAL – DAY 31
CCBB
The world's largest harp festival comes to Rio de Janeiro from July 1 to 31. The city will host free concerts in various cultural spaces!
The world's largest harp festival comes to Rio de Janeiro from July 1 to 31. The city will host free concerts in various cultural spaces!
Dates: 1 July to 31 July
* Places are limited to the capacity of spaces. Distribution of passwords half an hour before each presentation.
Check out the schedule:
July 31 (Wednesday) – CLOSING THE XIX RioHarpFestivalLocation: CCBB – Street First of March 66-4th Floor Room 26
Capacity: 93 seats.
Timetable:
12:30 a.m. – Thaïs Tejeda del Río, harpa (Spain)
Location: Tiradentes Palace – Street First of March, s/n
Capacity: 300 people
Timetable: 18hs
Coral Voices of Africa. Program: songs in Zulu, themes of African films accompanied by atabaques, piano and African percussion. Special participation Fabio Simões ('Mukanya') – African harps Kora and Kamale N'Goni (from the African west of 12 strings) and percussion of the same region.
Edition report
Date and time
Wed, July 31
All day
CCBB
Starts
Wednesday, July 31
Ends
Wednesday, July 31
Type
Admission
Free
Address
Rua Primeiro de Março 66- 4º Andar sala 26
Where it happens
CCBB — Rua Primeiro de Março 66- 4º Andar sala 26
Times and conditions may change — please confirm with the organisers.
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