Atlántida Chamber Orchestra, a Spanish ensemble, will perform in Prague on 29 October with a programme combining symphonic repertoire, Spanish music and contemporary works. Under the direction of Manuel Tévar - pianist, composer and conductor whose artistic career has included collaborations with international orchestras such as the Berliner Symphoniker and the North Czech Philharmonic - the orchestra will present Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 1 "Titan" in a chamber arrangement by Iain Farrington. The programme will also feature Manuel de Falla's Concerto for Piano and Five Instruments, Fuego: Homage to Manuel de Falla by composer Albena Petrovic, performed in its world premiere, and Reflejos de Córdoba by Constancio Hernáez. programme Manuel de Falla — Concerto for Piano and Five Instruments Albena Petrovic — Fuego: Homage to Manuel de Falla (World Premiere) Constancio Hernáez — Reflejos de Córdoba Gustav Mahler — Symphony No. 1 “Titan” (Chamber Arrangement by Iain Farrington) performers Manuel Tévar conductor Mario Prisuelos piano admission Tickets can be purchased in advance online. They will also be available at the venue box office from one hour before the concert begins. The concert forms part of the international artistic activities of the Atlántida Chamber Orchestra, which develops projects in collaboration with leading performers and focuses on the dialogue between major symphonic repertoire, Spanish music and contemporary creation. Upcoming artistic collaborations include appearances with internationally acclaimed artists such as violinist Maxim Vengerov, cellist Mischa Maisky and soprano Ainhoa Arteta. In May 2027, the orchestra is also scheduled to perform at Carnegie Hall in New York.