Juan Crisóstomo Arriaga

Juan Crisóstomo Arriaga, the "Spanish Mozart," was a prodigy composer born in Bilbao in 1806. Despite his short life, ending at just 19 years old, Arriaga left an indelible mark on Spanish music. He began composing at an early age, creating his first octet at 11 and an overture at 12. His sole opera, "Los esclavos felices," premiered in his hometown. Arriaga's work, though brief, is celebrated for its brilliance and innovation, making him one of Spain's most notable composers. Dive into his symphonies and experience the timeless genius of a musical legend.