Classical music lovers have one final piano recital to look forward to this season at Auditorio de Tenerife.
On Tuesday 2 June, acclaimed pianists Víctor and Luis del Valle will take to the stage with The Garden of the Impossible, a programme for two pianos that promises an evening of imagination, colour and musical storytelling.
Event Details
📅 Tuesday 2 June 2026
🕢 19:30h
📍 Chamber Hall, Auditorio de Tenerife
A Journey Through Fantasy and Sound
The Garden of the Impossible explores the boundary between reality and imagination through works written for piano four hands and two pianos.
The programme features compositions by:
🎼 Francis Poulenc
🎼 György Ligeti
🎼 Darius Milhaud
🎼 Maurice Ravel
Highlights include Poulenc’s playful and elegant Sonata for Piano Four Hands, Ligeti’s inventive and unpredictable piano pieces, Milhaud’s vibrant Scaramouche, and Ravel’s beloved Ma mère l’Oye and La Valse.
Together, the works create a musical landscape filled with fantasy, humour, movement and moments of pure wonder.
Internationally Acclaimed Duo
Víctor and Luis del Valle have built an impressive international reputation since winning the prestigious ARD International Music Competition in Munich in 2005.
Their performances have taken them to major concert halls across Europe, Asia and the Americas, including:
🎹 Auditorio Nacional de Madrid
🎹 Palau de la Música Catalana
🎹 Gran Teatre del Liceu
🎹 Moscow House of Music
🎹 Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord in Paris
🎹 Seoul Ilshin Hall
The brothers have also received numerous international awards in France, Poland, Slovakia and the United States.
Alongside their performing careers, both continue to teach at conservatories in Málaga and Madrid.
Tickets
🎟️ General admission: €15
🎟️ Under 30s: €5
Tickets are available through:
🔗 Auditorio de Tenerife website
🎫 Auditorio box office
📞 Telephone booking service
Discounts are available for students, job seekers, large families and other eligible groups.
For anyone who enjoys piano music performed at the highest level, this season finale should be well worth hearing.