Following its success in Granada, the Aulós Association presents a new stop of the project «The Art of Well-Feeling», a comprehensive initiative combining classical music, emotional well-being, and heritage recovery, artistically performed by Camerata Garnati under the baton of Pablo Martos and supported by Banco Sabadell Foundation.

Pianist Josu Okiñena and violist Natalia Tchitch starred in a concert on October 22 at the Aram Khachaturian Museum in Yerevan, alongside prominent Armenian musicians, as part of the international project "Basque Music in Dialogue with the World." The initiative, supported by the Basque Government, will continue its journey on November 23 in Romania.

Two training days led by Dr. Pilar Posadas and Pedro Fajardo that integrate mindfulness, yoga, and emotional intelligence to experience music through the body and emotions, certified by Camilo José Cela University.

The Isabel La Católica Municipal Theatre hosts a unique musical event uniting heritage, historical rediscovery, and emotion, born from a renewed collaboration between Aulós, Camerata Garnati, and the Banco Sabadell Foundation.

Euskadiko Orkestra has programmed Aita Donostia's monumental work, Illustrations musicales pour La vie profonde de Saint François d’Assise, as part of its Symphony Season.

This represents a premier musical heritage revival. In terms of scale, scoring, and duration, it is the most ambitious work ever conceived by the San Sebastián composer and Capuchin friar. Originally composed as incidental music for Henri Ghéon's theatrical play and premiered in Paris in 1926, the score brings together Franciscan spirituality, choral brilliance, Basque folk roots, and the compositional innovations of the Parisian interwar avant-garde.

OE Oficina presents a new international initiative devoted to Aita Donostia, one of the key figures in twentieth-century Basque music and folklore, marking the centenary of his work Illustrations Musicales pour la Vie Profonde de Saint François d’Assise.

Pianist and researcher Josu Okiñena, joined by mezzo-soprano Noelia Ibáñez, will present a series of lecture-concerts in San Francisco, Chicago and New York during September, focusing on Aita Donostia’s musical, folkloric and spiritual legacy, as well as his place within the movements of musical renewal and nationalism of his time.