Homeland is more than just a place of birth; the term connotes a deep emotional bond between an individual and their country, their culture, and their nature. It was when composers Edvard Grieg and Manuel de Falla began to explore the depths of their cultural homelands that they found the compositional languages for which they are famous today. Judith Jáuregui united two of the greatest works of both composers on her seventh album, titled Homeland. Together with the Orquesta Sinfónica de Castilla y León and conductor Kaspar Zehnder, she recorded Grieg’s Piano Concerto Opus ..read more

This concert was part of the orchestra season and held in the Auditorio ADDA in Alicante, in February 2023. Enjoy it here ..read more

The review of the concert published by magazine applauded her performance: ‘Judith Jáuregui was an ideal soloist, playing with clarity and supreme elegance, impregnating herself with the spirit of the concert in order to clearly relay its message to us.’   Here you have other upcoming highlights of the season ..read more

Highlights included a great success at the International Music Festival of Granada together with the Mandelring Quartett and her return with a much-celebrated recital to the Teatro Victoria Eugenia of San Sebastián. Likewise, the final part of the season saw her make her debut in Ireland, return to play in Southern France and enjoy playing once more in unique natural beauty spots. Here some recent reviews ..read more

The French and Latin American musical channels Mezzo TV and Allegro HD respectively broadcast live recordings of Judith Jáuregui. Allegro HD premiered on Sunday 11 December the live recording of her recital at the La Rioja Festival this Spring, where Judith played works by Granados, Grieg, Brahms and Chopin. The full concert will be re-broadcast several times over the coming weeks in Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia and Ecuador. A few weeks earlier, Mezzo TV, the leading French classical music channel, broadcast the recording of Judith’s concert with the Gerhard Quar ..read more

Judith has brought this 21/22 season to a close with two recitals at the Festival Concertus Moraviae in the Czech Republic, her debut at Flagey in Brussels within the Festival Musiq’3 and playing the Nights in the Gardens of Spain by Manuel de Falla with the Sinfonie Orchester Biel Solothurn in Switzerland as well as with the Orchestre National de Lille in France. You can read here some of the reviews that have applauded these performances and soon, some of her most recent concerts that have been recorded live by Mezzo TV, Belgian national radio and Allegro HD will be broadcast ..read more

Judith ends a very active first quarter traveling across Spain with different repertoires and an unanimous response from critics. The last of these stages was the Euskalduna Palace in Bilbao, where she played the Nights in the Gardens of Spain with the Castille and León Symphony conducted by Gabriel Bebeselea in an emotional sold out concert that brought to a close this year’s Musika-Música Festival. Read here a summary of the reviews of this and other concerts at the Auditorio de Galicia in Santiago de Compostela, the Palau de la Música in Barcelona and with the ..read more

Having begun 2022 playing at the historic Philarmonic Society in Malaga, Judith has enjoyed a fantastic week with the Symphony Orchestra of the Balearic Islands and Colombian-US conductor Lina González-Granados interpreting Grieg's Piano Concerto in A minor Op.16, as highlighted by the strong reviews received which have underscored a ‘rock-solid technique, rhythmic verve and a delicate touch’ ‘the warmth, passion, vitality and beauty… the elegance of Jáuregui’s hands”.  ..read more

Judith’s last concert just days before the Covid-19 crisis was alongside the Britten Sinfonia, playing Chopin’s Piano Concerto no. 1. The English ensemble and the soloist enjoyed a celebrated performance that was full of complicity, as reflected in the review in El Correo the following day:  ‘…within that intimate chamber music ambiance, Judith Jáuregui burst in with powerful, intense chords, which soon gave way to the delicacy and elegance that are her own, to her warm, very focused phrasing, which always goes straight ahead, without avoiding difficulties. These abound in the p ..read more

Judith has been nominated for her album Pour le tombeau de Claude Debussy  is a tribute to one of the composers who is an absolute reference to the pianist, and in which she portrays the figure of Debussy through his bonds with Falla, Liszt, Chopin and Mompou. It was recorded live in Vienna in October 2018 during her recital in the “ ” series organized by the historic piano manufacturer Bösendorfer ..read more