Award-winning pianist Anna Smerdova has officially been invited to perform at the prestigious Gold Hands Gala Concerts 2026 in Spain.

Following her recognition as a Gold Hands winner, Smerdova will take part in three exclusive gala performances across Barcelona and Girona this July, joining a select group of internationally recognised musicians.

Gala Concert Dates Confirmed for July 2026

The Gold Hands Gala Concerts 2026 will take place on:

• 8 July 2026 – Barcelona
• 9 July 2026 – Girona
• 10 July 2026 – Sant Martí Vell (Girona)

Each concert will be held in historically significant venues, offering audiences a refined classical music experience in exceptional settings.

Opening Night in Barcelona

The first concert will be staged at the Monestir de Santa Maria de Pedralbes, a breathtaking Gothic monastery located in one of Barcelona’s most prestigious residential areas.

The performance will take place inside the cloister, creating an atmospheric setting that blends architectural heritage with classical excellence.

Second Gala in Girona

On 9 July, the series moves to the Auditori Viader in Girona. The elegant venue provides an intimate yet distinguished stage for invited performers.

Girona’s cultural charm and walkable historic centre make it an ideal host city for the second evening of the gala.

Grand Finale in Sant Martí Vell

The final concert will take place in the medieval village of Sant Martí Vell, inside the village church.

Known for its preserved stone architecture and peaceful atmosphere, the village offers a unique closing backdrop for the Gala Concert series.

A Prestigious International Opportunity

Beyond the performances, invited artists will attend exclusive cultural activities, including a private breakfast with Carles & Sofia and a guided tour of Girona’s Old City.

Being invited to perform at the Gold Hands Gala Concerts represents a significant international milestone. The 2026 edition promises a celebration of musical excellence set against some of Spain’s most beautiful historic locations.

Anna Smerdova’s participation marks another important step in her growing international presence within the classical music world.