Inspira

Festival Cap Rocat inspira: Boosting talent

Boosting talent

The Festival Cap Rocat Inspira Festival Cap Rocat Inspira with the aim of supporting and promoting emerging talent in the field of classical music. Through a carefully designed training program, we offer young performers the opportunity to perfect their art in a unique environment, surrounded by established artists and mentors of international renown.

The 2026 program is structured around three complementary activities:

An inaugural session, which will open the way for reflection and inspiration.

A master class with baritone Ludovic Tézier, for three singers who were selected through auditions held in Mallorca, in collaboration with the Festival Cap Rocat Choir. The selected singers are Biel Más, Nadia Akaarir ( Festival Cap Rocat Choir), and Joan Miquel Muñoz.

A closing event featuring two prominent journalists specializing in classical music: Julio Bravo (ABC newspaper) and Adolfo Ortega (20 Minutos newspaper).

This space for intergenerational encounters seeks not only to promote musical excellence, but also to cultivate sensitivity, creativity, and artistic commitment in those who represent the future of music.

1. INTRODUCTION AND WELCOME

Welcome reception and coffee break. Opening session of the conference led by Ilias Tzempetonidis, artistic director of Festival Cap Rocat. Introduction of Ludovic Tezier and the masterclass participants

2. MASTERCLASS BY LUDOVIC TÉZIER

Selected Participants for 2026:

  • ⁠Gabriel Mas

  • Nadia Akaarir

  • ⁠Joan Miquel Muñoz

  • Cristòfol Romaguera

3. THE FUTURE OF OPERA AND LYRICAL ART: HOW THE WAY WE TELL AND CONSUME OPERA HAS CHANGED

Reflections by cultural journalists Julio Bravo (ABC) and Adolfo Ortega (20 Minutos). Moderator: Joan Company, director of the Festival Cap Rocat Choir.

  • ⁠The Opera Audience: Evolution and Current Profile

  • How Opera Is Presented Today

  • The Media Impact of Contemporary Productions, Narratives, and Music

  • What is the role of artists in communication?

  • The Future of Opera: Challenges and New Ways to Reach Society

Saturday, August 1 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

  • Master Class with Ludovic Tézier

* Tentative schedule subject to change

LIMITED SPACE

Three people on a stage, a woman in a white dress, another in a blue dress with white dots, and a man playing on a black grand piano in a room with gold curtains and plants.
A man playing the Steinway & Sons piano in a concert hall.
Piano concert or recital in an elegant hall with audience seated on white chairs.
Woman with curly hair and blue dress with white dots, singing in front of a black Steinway & Sons piano on an indoor stage.
Sondra Radvanovsky and a man on stage at the 2024 Masterclass of Inspira Program, with the woman touching the man on the back, in front of a seated and watching audience.
Sondra Radvanovsky teaching at the 2024 Masterclass of the Inspira Program, excited and smiling in front of a mirror, together with one of the participants, while the others listen and smile, with an audience in the background.
A group of people sitting in a room, listening attentively at a conference or meeting. There is a woman in the foreground on the right, dressed in white clothes and sitting in an armchair, with an orange purse on the floor beside her.
Two women in a music room, one playing the piano and the other reacting with surprise and joy.