Love songs for
everyone
Let yourself be carried away by the magic of Sarah Rope: a unique show that celebrates the great hits of pop and classical music with a fresh and elegant new perspective.
With the sonority of chamber music and the arrangements created exclusively for this project by Pau Cháfer, Sarah Rope presents an intimate and personal show — an emotional journey through versions of great pop, soul and opera songs of all time.
An unforgettable experience, full of nuances, emotions and subtle details. The repertoire includes songs in various languages, those that form part of the soundtrack of multiple generations.
Sarah Rope's warm voice intertwines with the innovative arrangements of composer and pianist Pau Cháfer, creating a musical atmosphere that fills the stage with passion, sensitivity and beauty.
Emotion · Passion · Beauty
Smiles · Memories
An experience that touches the heart, where music and emotion meet. It is a show to laugh, be moved, remember and fall in love again with every melody.
The journey
of the night
Songs in various languages
Sarah Rope’s warm voice intertwines with the innovative arrangements of Pau Cháfer, creating a musical atmosphere that fills the stage with passion, sensitivity and beauty.— About Canciones de Amor
Sarah Rope
Independent singer, composer, arranger and actress.
Sarah Rope publishes her work regularly on social media, where she shares her original music. She also has a podcast where she talks to other independent artists about their experiences and the challenges they face on the musical path.
Passionate about intimate themes from a philosophical and social perspective, she is fully aware of the great influence of music on society.
Convinced that we need more critical voices in the music industry and to create spaces for independent artists to share their experiences and challenges, Sarah Rope builds day by day, song by song, a sincere path that connects music with the soul.
Sarah Rope
Pau Cháfer y el septeto en escena
Pau Cháfer
Piano teacher and senior professor of musical language, transposition and sight-reading at the Óscar Esplá Conservatory of Alicante.
Pau Cháfer became interested in jazz early on and studied with Ricardo Belda, John Salmon, Chano Domínguez and Joan Monné.
Although a classically trained musician, he has collaborated with numerous artists and musicians of other musical styles: Presuntos Implicados, Pastora Soler, Dani Martín, Pedro Guerra, Santiago Cruz, Jaime Urrutia, Boney M, Tamara, Diana Navarro, Francisco, Manu Tenorio, Lokillo, Coque Maya, Lluís Llach, Marina Rossell, Tommy Torres, Lydia, Leonel García, Ken Hensley, Rozalén, Roser, Carmen París, Tenessee, Maia, Ana Mena, Antonio Carmona and Armando Manzanero, among many others.
In 2015, as part of a process of reconnecting with his musical roots, he initiated a project with the renowned Valencian singer Pep Gimeno “Botifarra” which resulted in an album titled “A un home que ve del poble ningú fa abaixar la cara”.
In 2018, commissioned by the Palau de la Música de València, he composed the arrangements of “Pep Botifarra i Pau Cháfer simfònic”, premiered with the Valencia Orchestra conducted by Octavio Mas-Arocas. In 2019, he recorded the same repertoire with the Bratislava Symphony Orchestra conducted by David Hernando.
Since 2020, he has been working on his first work for symphonic band, “Cançons oblidades”, where he recovers traditional Valencian music to bring it to the symphonic field.
The concert format
Sarah Rope & Pau Cháfer Septet
Sarah Rope as the main voice accompanied by Pau Cháfer on piano and a septet of chamber instruments. A line-up designed to offer the sonic breadth of chamber music at the service of popular songs revisited with a new elegance. An experience that lies between the intimacy of the cabaret and the solemnity of the concert hall — exactly the spirit of the Juliol Musical Albuixech.