Martin Kohlstedt presents Kluft at Sala Apolo. The German pianist, composer, and producer translates his technique into a live performance that integrates acoustic piano with avant-garde electronics. The session focuses on improvisation and the development of minimalist textures drawn from his recent repertoire.
The Planns tip
The concert focuses on the album Kluft, which pairs classical piano with electronics: it is worth paying close attention to the improvisation.
Practical info
Wednesday: at 20.30 h · General admission: 30 €
The venue
Sala Apolo
Art Deco legacy, Paral·lel's evolving sound.
Nestled in the heart of Poble-sec, Sala Apolo is a true benchmark of Barcelona's cultural pulse. Tracing its roots back to the early 20th century, it began as an amusement park, then evolved into a dance hall, roller skating club, and ultimately, a musical epicenter. Its Art Deco architecture shines through with intricate mirror, wood, and stucco details. Today, its diverse venues host a daily lineup of concerts and club nights, spanning a wide array of genres and championing both established and rising artists. Sala Apolo's journey is intrinsically woven into the city's cultural DNA.
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