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September 14 Free guided tour of the historical musical instrument exhibition in Mazarron
From Word to Music has been open to the public all summer in Mazarrón
To mark the end of the exhibition “De la Palabra a la Música. Instrumentos Musicales Históricos”, which has been open at the CIME Exhibition Hall on Avenida de la Constitución in Mazarrón since before the summer, a free guided tour of the exhibits is being conducted by the curator of the display, Víctor Martínez, on September 14 at 12.00 midday.
Bookings may be made in advance on 659 081209 on weekdays from 10.00 to 14.00 and 17.00 to 20.30.
Dr. Víctor Javier Martínez López is an Associate Professor at the University of Murcia and Doctor in Art History, and this exhibition focuses on the interrelationship between the manufacture of musical instruments and the written documentation that addresses their design and performance technique. Visitors have the opportunity to admire a selection of original instruments that have been meticulously restored, using techniques and materials faithful to the periods in which they were created. Each piece has been respected in its integrity, guaranteeing an authentic and educational experience.
The documents on display include studies and analysis carried out by craftsmen and performers, coming from the private collection of Dr Martínez López, who has contributed significantly to the field of restoration and conservation of historical instruments.
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