Mar Serra Grup and other concert formats for festivals, jazz series, concert halls, theatres and municipal programmes. Original compositions between jazz and contemporary music, in line-ups ranging from solo piano to sextet.
- Ensemble
- Mar Serra Grup — jazz and contemporary music from Barcelona, led by pianist and composer Mar Serra
- Line-ups
- Solo piano (1 performer), piano and violin duo (2), quartet with violin (4), extended to quintet and sextet with saxophone and guitar (5–6)
- Duration
- Around 70 minutes for the ensemble programmes; flexible for solo piano and duo
- Venues
- Festivals, jazz series, concert halls, theatres, jazz clubs, cultural centres, heritage venues and municipal programmes
- Territory
- Catalonia, the rest of Spain and Europe
- Languages
- Catalan, Spanish and English
- Booking
- [email protected] or the form on this page
- You receive
- Availability, a quote, the concert dossier and a detailed technical rider
Ask for availability and a quote
Concert programmes
Vivit — Mar Serra Grup
A suite evoking the sounds and lives of the Mediterranean, dedicated to those struggling to survive in our sea. It is the programme the band has toured since 2022 at Sala Jamboree, Nadal Jazz de Cambrils, Cicle ContraBaix and the Jazz Series at Casino de Granollers.
I sempre demà — Mar Serra Grup
Nine pieces combining the acoustic quartet with violin with quintet and sextet line-ups adding saxophone and guitar. Premiered at L'Auditori in Barcelona and Teatre Principal in Badalona.
Solo piano
A piano recital of original compositions alongside classical and contemporary repertoire. Suited to small-format series, concert halls and heritage venues.
Piano and violin duo
Chamber music with violinist Lluna Aragón, with a wide-ranging repertoire from classical music to more modern classics.
Where she has played
L'Auditori in Barcelona, Sala Jamboree, Teatre Principal in Badalona, Teatre Margarida Xirgu, Festival L'Hora del Jazz, Vijazz Penedès, Fira Mediterrània in Manresa, Festival de Jazz de l'Esquirol, the jazz series of Granollers, Cambrils, Vilafranca del Penedès and Sant Feliu de Llobregat, Casa de Cultura in Girona and the municipal programmes of Abrera, Castellbisbal and Badalona.
First Prize at the 10th Castellterçol Music Competition and best Catalan duo at the 50th Maria Canals International Competition. Anna Riera jazz composition grant and a Master's in Jazz Composition at ESMUC.
See the concert history with dates and sources
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What the venue needs to provide
- A grand piano tuned on the day of the concert; if the venue has none, a keyboard is brought along.
- A PA system suited to the room and the venue's sound engineer.
- One monitor per performer.
- A ninety-minute sound check before doors open.
- Dressing room and water for the musicians.
The full technical rider and the concert dossier are sent as soon as a request comes in.
Frequently asked questions
How do I book Mar Serra Grup?
Fill in the form on this page with the date or period you have in mind, the town and the venue, or write directly to [email protected]. You will get a reply with availability, a quote, the concert dossier and the technical rider.
How much does a concert cost?
There is no single fee. The quote depends on the line-up (from solo piano to sextet), the duration, the travel involved and the type of programme, and is prepared individually once the request comes in.
How long is a concert?
The ensemble programmes — Vivit and I sempre demà — run for around 70 minutes. The solo piano recital and the piano and violin duo are adapted to the length the series needs.
How many musicians perform?
It depends on the line-up: 1 for solo piano, 2 for the piano and violin duo, 4 for the quartet with violin and up to 6 for the sextet, which adds saxophone and guitar.
What kind of venues suit the programmes?
Concert halls, theatres, jazz clubs, cultural centres, open-air festivals, heritage venues and municipal programmes. The repertoire and line-up are adjusted to the capacity and character of the room.
Does the venue need a piano?
A grand piano tuned on the day of the concert is preferred. If the venue does not have one, the group brings its own keyboard; the solo piano recital does require a grand piano in the room.
Does the group perform outside Catalonia?
Yes. Most concerts take place in Catalonia — L'Auditori de Barcelona, Sala Jamboree, Vijazz Penedès, Fira Mediterrània de Manresa and the jazz series of Granollers, Cambrils or Sant Feliu de Llobregat — but performances are also programmed elsewhere in Spain and in Europe. State the town in your request so travel and accommodation can be costed.
Can a local council book the group?
Yes. A significant share of the concerts are municipal programmes, such as those of Abrera, Castellbisbal and Badalona. Bookings are formalised by invoice and the paperwork required by the public body is provided.
Is there a press kit?
Yes. The concert dossier and the detailed technical rider are sent once the request comes in. The photo gallery has images for promoters and the press, and the concert history lists the dates with a documented source.
Ask for availability and a quote
Tell us the date or period you have in mind and the venue, and you will get an answer with availability, a quote and the full dossier.
If you prefer, write directly to [email protected].