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The week that begins with Cati Moyà

I will A grand celebration is planned for the 30th anniversary of two leading groups on the island's music scene, Cap Pela and Nou Romancer, with a joint concert at the Principal Theater in Inca. In addition to their three decades of performing, the event will celebrate the exceptional talent and enduring appeal of Cap Pela, a group that has remained active throughout this time with a unique and captivating style, and the enduring influence and brilliance of Nou Romancer, who, back in the mid-90s, championed the revitalization of traditional song. The repertoire for this special evening will include special covers, surprises, and the groups' greatest hits. Sunday, November 23, at 7 p.m.

I will be At the historic Embat bookstore, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, attendees will enjoy the presentation of Anna Aguilar-Amat's novel, *Naturalistes morts*. Poet and writer Biel Mesquida will join the author for an event that will include readings of excerpts from the work by Ángel Terrón, Roser Amills, and Apolònia Serra. Wednesday, November 19, at 6:30 p.m.

I will read The texts of two plays about motherhood, from different points of view, published by Tres and Quatre Edicions: The Change. A Reproductive Horror Story, by Carla Rovira, and Seas and No, by Eva Saumell and Olivella.

I'll let myself go Be amazed at the Principal Theatre in Palma by Leo & Leo, a unique concert bringing together the talents of Leo Sidran and Leonor Watling as part of the Jazz Voyeur festival, now in its eighteenth edition. Thursday, November 20, at 8 p.m.

I will wish I was thrilled to see my favorite version of filmmaker Noah Baumbach—Frances Ha, without a doubt—in his new film, Jay Kelly. The film tells the story of an actor who suddenly realizes that fame and success haven't allowed him to live a real life. And the role is played by George Clooney, who, at one point in the film, even says, "It feels like I'm playing myself in this movie." Starting November 21st at CineCiutat.

The week that begins with JA Mendiola

I'll go to the Conservatory Auditorium, where the Studium Aureum ensemble, conducted by Carles Ponseti, will offer the second concert of the season with a program that is, at the very least, peculiar, or at least unusual, but no less interesting for that. The reason is quite simple: the protagonist will be Johannes Brahms, whom it would not be an exaggeration to call infallible. Three members of the Studio orchestra and three from the Ensemble Praeteritum will perform Brahms's two sextets, the only two he composed, both dedicated to the same young lady, the singer Agathe von Sielbond. Sextet for Strings, Op. 18 in B-flat major and theOp. 36Monday, November 17, at 8:30 p.m.

I will return at the City Auditorium, where the Illes Balears Symphony Orchestra accompanies the five members of the Spanish Brass and performs a compelling program: the Prelude, ofThe Mastersingers of Nuremberg, and The lascivious devotee, by Juanjo Colomer. In the second part, the Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Pablo Mielgo, will perform the Symphony No. 4by Anton Bruckner. Thursday, November 20, at 8 p.m.

I will enjoy at the Teatro Principal in Ciudad de la Plata, the version prepared by Cheek by Jowl with the legendary British director Declan Donnellan, together with the Compañía Nacional de Teatro Clásico, will be presented. The Two Gentlemen of Veronaby William Shakespeare. Saturday, November 22, at 6 p.m.

I will feel At the Lloseta Theatre, the Lauseta Orchestra, conducted by Xisco Amengual, will perform with Albert Grimalt on violin, and Anna Vidal and Miguel G. Perelló on flute as soloists. The concert, part of the 9th Classical Music Cycle, will be the Saint Cecilia's Day Concert, featuring works by Johannes Brahms and Johann Sebastian Bach. Sunday, November 23, at 7:00 p.m.

I will celebrate Santa Cecilia again at the Principal de Inca, where Tomeu Moll-Mas, accompanied by Caterina Alorda, reciting Chimera op. 26Antoni Torrandell's band will offer a concert entitled Torrandell and Debussysme It will be influenced by French, combining it with that of Inquer. It will interpret Splendeur du printemps op. 9 and then the three Prints, by Debussy. De Torrandell will also offer, in addition to the Chimère, the Enchantements misterieux op. 13 and Son Batle Op. 46and in between, The joyous isle, by Debussy. Friday, November 21 at 8 p.m.