Adam del Monte (Baltimore)

America’s Premiere Guitar Concert Series

Presents

Echoes of Andalusia

Performed by Adam Del Monte

About the Concert

Adam del Monte stands at the forefront of contemporary flamenco and classical guitar. His music draws on centuries of tradition while speaking in a distinctly modern language — rhythmically driven, harmonically rich, and unafraid of contrast.

In this solo recital, del Monte performs works by Albéniz alongside his own compositions, tracing a path from Andalusian song forms to new works that expand the expressive range of the guitar.

Each piece reveals his deep understanding of both styles — their shared roots, their tension, and their potential to evolve.

What You’ll Hear

Adam del Monte — Solo Guitar
• Soleá — Adam del Monte
• Minera — Adam del Monte
• Granada — Isaac Albéniz
• Alegrias — Adam del Monte
• Torre Berméja — Isaac Albéniz
• Sevilla — Isaac Albéniz
• Sevillanas — Adam del Monte
• Guajira — Adam del Monte
• Sambulé — Adam del Monte
• Cádiz — Adam del Monte

A program that moves between written score and improvisation, classical clarity and flamenco pulse — a living dialogue between two traditions.

About the Artist

Adam del Monte is recognized internationally for his work bridging the flamenco and classical worlds. He has recorded for Deutsche Grammophon, performed in the double GRAMMY®–winning opera Ainadamar with Dawn Upshaw and the Atlanta Symphony, and appeared at venues including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and the Barbican Centre.

His 2025 flamenco opera Llantos 1492 premiered to sold-out audiences, marking a new step in the integration of flamenco and classical composition. Del Monte has performed with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Moscow State Symphony, and Enrique Morente, and contributed to film scores including Munich, Toy Story 3, and Knight and Day.

He teaches at the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music.

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Reviews

“Flamenco guitarist Adam del Monte breathtaking at Moravian.”
— The Morning Call

“Part musician, part magician… transported the audience to a place where cobblestone streets and crowded cafés ring with voices of cultures melted together.”
— The Morning Call

“One of the most technically gifted guitarists in the business.”
— Soundboard Magazine