Stabat Mater J. Haydn

Within the context of the Holly Week, the Teatre Principal is offering an interpretation of Stabat Mater (1767) by Joseph Haydn as this year’s Easter Concert.

Franz Joseph Haydn (1737-1806) is considered to be the great representative figure of the musical classicism along with Mozart and Beethoven. In Stabat Mater he showcases all his religious sensibility (he was a fervent catholic), portraying Virgin Mary’s suffering at his son’s feet, who agonizes to death on the cross; a perfect allegory of the Universal Mother that suffers for all humanity.  

* PRINCIPAL MENUT: On Sunday there is a games room for children available for free. This service can be booked during the tickets purchase process, both on the website and in the ticket window.  

* FREE PARKING: 2 hours of free subterranean parking in Via Roma, Plaça Major, and Antoni Maura SMAP. You only need to show your parking ticket to the theatre staff or to the ticket window, who is going to provide you with a discount ticket.