Sinetiq. Música sin etiquetas

The CentroCentro cultural space is putting on a new edition of the concert series Sinetiq. Música sin etiquetas featuring nine concerts on 3 July, 11 and 25 September, 16 and 30 October, 13 and 27 November, 5 and 18 December 2025. This label and genre defying initiative brings together major national and international performers such as Sheila Blanco, Antonio Lizana, Moisés Sánchez, Ombligo, and Fahmi Alqhai, among others.

The concerts included in this season’s programme offer the audience exciting fusions between genres, cultures and eras, with proposals ranging from jazz reinterpretations of Erik Satie to combinations of medieval, electronic and baroque music.

Sinetiq. Música sin etiquetas has put together nine events that will take place between the months of July and December of this year, including performances by Antonio Lizana, one of the most famous names in new flamenco-jazz from the south of Spain, who will take the stage accompanied by Daniel García on the piano. 

Renowned Spanish jazz musicians will be reinterpreting the work of great masters, such as pianist Moisés Sánchez, who delves into Beethoven's musical universe through the freedom of improvisation with 'Beyond Beethoven', as well as Federico Lechner and Chema Saiz, who reinterpret the work of Erik Satie from a jazz perspective, a precursor of minimalist music, with Satie for two.

The fusion of different eras will be another highlight of the event, with concerts by multi-instrumentalist Efrén López alongside French musician Sylvain Barou and German percussionist Ruven Ruppik. Meanwhile, Baroque Alchemy is a project that brings together Baroque music with the rich sound of modern synthesizers, led by the virtuoso British recorder player Piers Adams and keyboardist Lyndy Mayle. You can also see Accademia del Piacere, a project led by the viola da gamba player Fahmi Alqhai that travels from the roots of Arab and Mediterranean music to the rhythms and harmonies of jazz and Western classical music.

The cycle is rounded off with performances by OMBLIGO, the Madrid-based duo Anika and Ángel Cáceres, and their mix of Balkan folk, bolero, and swing; and the singer, songwriter, and pianist Sheila Blanco with a programme in which she will set music to verses by female authors from both sides of the Atlantic.

Andreas Prittwitz, curator of the series, is a German musician based in Madrid, skilled in various instruments such as the recorder, clarinet and saxophone, and in styles such as jazz, rock and classical music. In addition to his career as a performer, he is an artistic producer, educator and occasional actor. He has also worked in musical composition and production, and has organised events and seminars related to music, particularly in the field of improvisation.

Programme:

• 3 July, 7:30pm - Martirio & Chano Domínguez. Canciones de nuestra vida
• 11 September, 7:30pm - Moisés P. Sánchez. Beyond Beethoven
• 25 September, 7:30pm - Antonio Lizana with Daniel García (piano)
• 16 October, 7:30pm - Ombligo
• 30 October, 7:30pm - Efrén López with Sylvain Barou & Ruven Ruppik
• 13 November, 7:30 pm - Sheila Blanco. Cantando a las poetas hispanohablantes del siglo XX
• 27 November, 7:30 pm -  Piers Adams & Lyndy Mayle. Baroque Alchemy
• 4 December, 7:30 pm - Federico Lechner & Chema Saiz. Satie for two
• 18 December, 7:30 pm - Fahmi Alqhai - Accademia del Piacere. A piacere