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Coral s’Alzinar de Capdepera

Capdepera, Mallorcaclassical · choral · a-cappella · folk
The Coral s'Alzinar is an amateur choir from Capdepera in north-east Mallorca, founded by Leonor Gómez-Quintero and officially registered since 1986. The ensemble maintains a wide repertoire spanning from the Renaissance to the present day, performing both a cappella works and pieces with piano accompaniment. Under the current direction of Maria Antònia Gomis, the choir appears regularly at traditional local celebrations: the annual Concert de Sant Bartomeu in Capdepera's church, the Palm Sunday concert, and the Santa Cecília festivities alongside the Banda de Música de Capdepera are all fixtures in its calendar. During the European Music Day, the choir gave spontaneous performances at the harbour of Cala Rajada and on the Plaça de l'Orient in Capdepera. The ensemble regularly collaborates with other regional choirs, most recently in 2024 with the Coral de Son Servera at the Centre Cap Vermell. For anyone spending time in the north-eastern corner of Mallorca who wishes to experience the island's living choral culture first-hand, the Coral s'Alzinar is a reliable and rewarding highlight.

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Frequently asked questions about Coral s’Alzinar de Capdepera

What musical style does the Coral s'Alzinar perform?

The ensemble covers a broad repertoire from the Renaissance to the present day – both a cappella and with piano accompaniment – including genres such as blues and folk arrangements.

Where is the Coral s'Alzinar from and how long has it existed?

The choir was founded by Leonor Gómez-Quintero in Capdepera, Mallorca, and has been officially registered since 8 December 1986. It is currently directed by Maria Antònia Gomis.

Where and at what events does the Coral s'Alzinar perform?

The choir performs regularly at local festivals in Capdepera and Cala Rajada, including the Concert de Sant Bartomeu, the Santa Cecília celebrations, and joint concerts with fellow choirs from across Mallorca.