Maxim Vengerov will perform Sibelius in Madrid with the Atlántida Chamber Orchestra on 7 October. DOCE NOTAS readers can get 30 percent off seats in zones B to F with the code "DOCENOTAS".
On 7 October, Maxim Vengerov will take the stage at Madrid's Auditorio Nacional de Música with the Atlántida Chamber Orchestra. The programme puts Sibelius's Violin Concerto at its center. DOCE NOTAS readers can get 30 percent off seats in zones B to F.
The code is "DOCENOTAS". The offer does not cover the red and green zones. Seats in the other listed areas remain eligible, giving listeners a way to attend without paying the full price.
The 2026/27 Atlántida Chamber Orchestra season is scheduled to open with Maxim Vengerov on 7 October at Madrid’s Auditorio Nacional de Música.
Vengerov is the main draw.
He is regarded as one of the great violinists of recent decades. His deep interpretations, exceptional technique and distinctive musicality all matter in Sibelius's concerto. The work makes heavy technical and expressive demands on its soloist.
Glinka opens the programme with the Obertura de Ruslán y Ludmila. Its bright orchestral energy gives the evening a fast start. Dvořák's Sinfonía nº 8 closes the second half. The score brings a broader symphonic sound and an optimistic mood.
Founded in 2015 and led artistically by Manuel Tévar, Atlántida Chamber Orchestra combines symphonic and choral repertoire with Spanish musical traditions, flamenco, zarzuela, film music and contemporary composition. Its 2026/27 plans extend beyond Madrid, with performances and touring activity announced across Spain, Germany, France, Austria and the United States.
Manuel Tévar will conduct the orchestra. He links the solo concerto to the full evening, which moves from Glinka's overture to Sibelius and then to Dvořák's symphony.
The order gives the concert shape. Vengerov's Sibelius is the main focus. Glinka supplies a vivid operatic opening. Dvořák brings the night to a full symphonic close.
This is part of the Atlántida Chamber Orchestra's 2026/27 season. According to an independent season report in Docenotas, the programme also includes works by Vivaldi, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms and John Williams. Ainhoa Arteta and Mischa Maisky are among the announced soloists.
The season also reaches beyond Spain. The Docenotas report lists planned performances and touring activity in Germany, France, Austria and the United States. It also names a Carnegie Hall appearance in New York for May 2027.
That gives the Madrid concert a wider setting. Tévar leads a season with a broad repertoire and international plans. The Vengerov performance is its opening event.
Organisers provide the full programme through the Atlántida Chamber Orchestra website. The booking details are simple. Use "DOCENOTAS" and choose a seat in zones B to F. The red and green zones are excluded.
The programme and discount terms come from the event's promotional information. Independent season coverage confirms Vengerov's participation, the orchestra, Tévar, the Madrid venue and the 7 October opening date.
The offer joins a major soloist with a carefully built programme. Vengerov brings the technical weight Sibelius demands. Glinka and Dvořák give the evening a wider frame. DOCE NOTAS readers can access it with a 30 percent discount in the eligible seating areas.
