Published on March 28, 2026
Acclaimed lute player Miguel Rincón will perform at the Church of Santa Clara in Seville on March 26 as part of the Seville Early Music Festival (FeMÀS). His recital, titled “Tears in Time,” pays homage to the renowned English composer John Dowland, celebrated for his poignant exploration of melancholy in music.
Rincón’s program is carefully curated to showcase the depth and emotional resonance characteristic of Dowland’s works. Known for his intricate lute compositions and expressive vocal pieces, Dowland’s music speaks to universal themes of longing and sorrow, making it particularly fitting for Rincón’s presentation.
The performance marks an important event in the festival, which aims to highlight the rich history of early music and its relevance today. Rincón, who has gained recognition for his mastery of the lute, seeks to transport audiences to a different era through his interpretation of Dowland’s compositions.
In addition to the musical selections, Rincón plans to share insights into the context of Dowland’s work, offering listeners a deeper understanding of the historical and emotional underpinnings of the pieces. This blending of performance and education enriches the concert experience, allowing attendees to appreciate the nuances of early music in a contemporary setting.
Tickets for “Tears in Time” are now available, with anticipation building for what promises to be a memorable evening of music that celebrates the timeless beauty of John Dowland’s oeuvre. As part of FeMÀS, Rincón’s recital not only emphasizes the importance of preserving early music but also invites a new generation to connect with these classic works.
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