Projecte SOXXI

Made up of some of the most prominent percussionists on the national scene, the members of Projecte SoXXI are united by their interest in creating, performing and promoting contemporary percussion music. With an extensive repertoire built over 16 years, and as the resident ensemble of the Festival Internacional SoXXI, it has taken part in numerous festivals and projects, carrying out a varied artistic activity that spans different areas of percussion music, with particular attention to the great 20th- and 21st-century international repertoire.

SoXXI has taken part in festivals such as the Festival Internacional SoXXI, the Festival Konect@rte in Madrid, the Festival de Verano de Montesa, the Semana Internacional de Música de Cámara de Montserrat, the Festival Asonancias in Alicante, Concerts a Mitja Nit in Xàtiva, the "Àgora Actual Percussió" International Festival – European Meeting of Contemporary Percussion, the premiere of John Luther Adams's Inuksuit together with the Joven Orquesta Nacional de España and Neopercusión at the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, the Cage12 Marathon at the Centro Galileu in Madrid, Music Day at the Auditorio Nacional de Música, the Contemporary Music Series at the Museo Vostell Malpartida for the Centro Nacional de Difusión Musical, the Festival de Verano de Plasencia, the After Cage Festival in Pamplona, the Festival Internacional Clásico de Mérida, the ENSEMS Festival, and the Open Days Festival in Aalborg.

Projecte SoXXI is the resident ensemble of the Festival Internacional SoXXI (Valencia) and directs and coordinates both the Festival Àgora Actual in Xàbia (Alicante) and the Riber-ALZ Festival in Alzira (Valencia), which also runs a dual music-outreach project through the festival itself and the RiberALZ percussion course. Projecte SoXXI is also the coordinating ensemble of the international project EnAguas Ressonantes – Àgora Iberoamericana de Compositoras, alongside the En Clau d'Art project. Projecte SoXXI is made up of Josep Furió, Sergi Dauder, Borja Donet, Óscar Martí, Andreu Queralt, Miquel Àngel Real and Joan Soriano.

Last updated: 10/9/26