The concert, marking the 4th edition of Piano@Piódão, took place in a unique setting: the Mother Church of the historic village of Piódão. The initiative, which connects composers and performers with the territory's identity, celebrated the European Heritage Days and World Tourism Day.
Filipe Raposo, an award-winning Portuguese musician, performed "Variações do Branco vol. 3", the conclusion of his "Trilogy of Colors". Starting from the color white, the artist guided the audience on a sonic exploration of its diverse cultural and symbolic meanings.
In the intimate atmosphere of the Mother Church, the music was complemented by images and texts, creating an immersive experience that bridged sound, word, and visual dimension. The artist established a strong connection between his art, the space, and the local identity, reinforcing the event's aim to celebrate both artists and heritage.
“"The result was an immersive experience, in which different forms of expression crossed paths and found common ground in music."
As a tribute to the origin of the annual concert series in 2023, Filipe Raposo created the live soundtrack for the short film "O Piano" (1973), by Sinde Filipe. This performance revisited a film deeply connected to Piódão's identity, uniting music, cinema, memory, and territory.
