Works by Francesco Filidei, György Kurtág, Dieter Ammann, Inés Badalo, Arturo Fuentes and Mariana Vieira
Museum Auditorium
14 June 2026 | 6:00 PM


With the first of a series of concerts supported by the prestigious Ernst von Siemens Foundation, ars ad hoc concludes another of its mini-seasons at Serralves, performing a program that balances the exploration of new scores with the revisiting of previously explored works. Starting from the distinctive performative environment of Francesco Filidei (Pisa, 1973), ars ad hoc fills different spaces of the Serralves Auditorium stage, tracing a path through the concise expressiveness of centenarian György Kurtág (Lugoj, 1926), the instrumental virtuosity of Dieter Ammann (Aarau, 1962), the timbral poetics of Inés Badalo (Olivença, 1989), and the filigree work of Arturo Fuentes (Mexico City, 1975), before the world premiere of the first part of residual objects #1, a piece for Pierrot quintet commissioned by Arte no Tempo from Mariana Vieira (Sintra, 1997).

PROGRAM
Francesco Filidei (Pisa, 1973)
Esercizio di Pazzia I [2012] ca. 7’
for 4 performers

György Kurtág (Lugoj, 1926)
Az hit… [1998] 3’
for solo cello

Dieter Ammann (Aarau, 1962)
CUTE [2011] 10’
for flute and clarinet

György Kurtág
Játékok III [1979]
for solo piano
Bogáncs ca. 20’’
New Microludes No. 3 – Útveszto ca. 25’’

Inés Badalo (Olivença, 1989)
Rust [2024] 12’
for violin, cello and piano

Arturo Fuentes (Mexico City, 1975)
Formantes [2008] 9’
for flute, bass clarinet and piano

Mariana Vieira (Sintra, 1997)
residual objects #1 – Part I [2026] 5’
world premiere
for flute, clarinet, violin, cello and piano

Ricardo Carvalho → flute
Horácio Ferreira → clarinet
Diogo Coelho → violin
Gonçalo Lélis → cello
João Casimiro Almeida → piano
Diana Ferreira → programming
Arte no Tempo → production

Arte no Tempo is an organisation funded by the Portuguese Republic – Culture / Directorate-General for the Arts.
ars ad hoc is a project supported by Banco BPI and the “la Caixa” Foundation.
From 2026 onwards, it is also supported by the Ernst von Siemens Foundation for its mini-season of concerts at the Serralves Foundation.