Music from Spain

Javier Lucío performs at the Meadows Museum on Thursday, October 8, as part of the Music from Spain initiative. He'll be playing in the Gene and Jerry Jones Great Hall, so the performance is set right inside the museum's collection. It's a solo guitar recital, and since it's in the Great Hall, you'll be surrounded by the art while you listen.

Lucío is appearing as a guest of Spanish Young Music Talents, a program that brings young Spanish musical talent to audiences across the United States. The Dallas stop is just one of several dates on his U.S. tour, and the Music from Spain series is what's bringing him here. The evening is built around his guitar work, and the setting—a museum hall—gives it a different feel than a standard concert stage.

He doesn't stay in Texas long. The night after the Meadows show, he's in Washington, DC, for another solo guitar recital at National Geographic's Concerts in the Courtyard. Between the two, he's playing the same instrument in two very different spaces—a museum hall in Dallas one night and an outdoor courtyard in DC the next. If you've been wanting to hear a Spanish guitarist live, this is a good chance to catch him while he's passing through.

The performance is on Thursday, October 8, at the Meadows Museum in Dallas.