Misa de Pentecostés — Susi Ferfoglia & Schola

Susi Ferfoglia and Schola Gregoriana de Murcia were listed to perform the “Misa de Pentecostés” on Friday, May 22, at 8:30 p.m. in the Iglesia de El Carmen as part of cultural programming in Murcia and Cartagena-area listings. Regional agenda coverage and the choir’s own calendar described the event as a religious-musical program built around the Pentecost Mass of Guillaume-Gabriel Nivers. The performance was presented as more than a standard concert. The Schola Gregoriana de Murcia said the program reconstructs a 17th-century French Pentecost liturgy from surviving musical sources by Nivers, identifying him as a key figure in the organ and liturgical repertory of that period. The same event listing named Susi Ferfoglia as organist and added Luis Pérez Valera on serpentón. (laopiniondemurcia.es) ### What exactly was scheduled for May 22? Friday’s listing fixed the start time at 20:30. La Opinión de Murcia’s weekend guide said the activity would begin at that hour in the Iglesia de El Carmen with Susi Ferfoglia and Schola Gregoriana de Murcia performing the Pentecost Mass of Guillaume-Gabriel Nivers. Murcia festival listings published by other outlets matched that billing. (scholagregoriana.es) Murcia Plaza, Europa Press and MurciaEconomía each described the same May 22 slot, the same performers and the same work, placing the event in a broader run of festival programming that evening. (laopiniondemurcia.es) ### Who are the musicians named in the program? Susi Ferfoglia was identified in the Schola Gregoriana de Murcia event notice as the organist for the reconstruction. The same notice named Luis Pérez Valera as the serpentón player appearing alongside the choir. The Schola Gregoriana de Murcia described itself through its calendar as the ensemble taking part in the liturgical reconstruction. (murciaplaza.com) Public event pages tied the group to the Murcia Tres Culturas program on May 22. ### What is the “Misa de Pentecostés” in this case? Guillaume-Gabriel Nivers, who lived from 1632 to 1714, was named in the event materials as the source composer for the Pentecost Mass being reconstructed. (scholagregoriana.es) The Schola Gregoriana de Murcia notice said the program draws on preserved musical sources to recreate a Pentecost service in 17th-century France. That framing matters because the event was billed as both devotional and historical. (scholagregoriana.es) Rather than advertising a general sacred-music recital, the organizers presented a specific liturgical reconstruction centered on Pentecost repertory and period practice, according to the event description. ### Where was the venue identified? The Iglesia de El Carmen was the venue named in the regional listings for the May 22 performance. (scholagregoriana.es) La Opinión de Murcia and other program summaries placed the concert in that church at 20:30. Event pages associated with the Schola Gregoriana de Murcia listed the location as Parroquia de Nuestra Señora del Carmen, Plaza de González Conde, 1, Murcia. (scholagregoriana.es) Separate parish directories list Nuestra Señora del Carmen in Cartagena at Calle del Carmen, 14, showing that venue naming can vary across listings and that public calendars tied to the choir point specifically to the Murcia parish address. ### How did organizers place it in the wider program? (laopiniondemurcia.es) The Murcia Tres Culturas program described May 22 as a double bill. Europa Press and Murcia Plaza said the Pentecost Mass performance at 20:30 in El Carmen would be followed later that night, at 22:00, by Barcelona Gipsy Balkan Orchestra in the Plaza de los Apóstoles. (scholagregoriana.es) The Ayuntamiento de Murcia events page also carried the Ferfoglia-Schola listing for May 22. Organizers and regional media directed readers to festival and agenda pages for further schedule information on the rest of the program. (eventos.murcia.es) (murciaplaza.com)