Sergio Mendoza
Violin
Violin, viola, flute and piano ensemble
Live music for unforgettable moments
Elegant, carefully curated live music for ceremonies, celebrations and events.
The ensemble
Four musicians, one shared approach to music
Ensemble Harmion brings together violin, viola, flute and piano in a young and versatile chamber ensemble.
Working together, the ensemble creates a balanced and expressive sound, carefully shaped for ceremonies, concerts and events.
Pablo Barrera
Viola
Esperanza Sánchez
Flute
Adolfo Ranero
Piano
Musical experience
Training and experience on stage
The members of Ensemble Harmion are pursuing higher music studies and have taken part in symphonic projects, orchestral programmes and large-scale productions.
Their experience includes performances at venues such as the Auditorio Nacional, La Cartuja Stadium, Cartuja Center and the Vienna Musikverein.
This experience ensures careful preparation, coordination and confidence in every performance, whatever its format or scale.
Auditorio NacionalLa Cartuja StadiumCartuja CenterVienna Musikverein
Moments
Music for moments of celebration and emotion
Harmion performs for a wide range of occasions, from intimate ceremonies and receptions to official events and small concerts.
Weddings and ceremonies
Civil and religious ceremonies, drinks receptions and other parts of the celebration.
Churches and liturgy
Masses, liturgical celebrations, church weddings and sacred music concerts.
Private events
Anniversaries, receptions, family celebrations and gatherings in private venues.
Corporate and institutional events
Openings, receptions, cultural events and corporate occasions.
Repertoire
Music for different moments and settings
The repertoire includes classical, ceremonial, sacred, operatic, traditional and Christmas music.
The selection shown here is a guide. We can help you arrange the music around the different parts of the occasion and choose pieces suited to the venue and type of event.
Canon in D
Johann Pachelbel
The gradual progression of its interweaving lines creates a stately and familiar opening, particularly well suited to an entrance.
Ideal for: Ceremony entrance
4–5 min
Spring, from The Four Seasons
Antonio Vivaldi
Lively and full of movement, it brings an immediate sense of joy and celebration.
Ideal for: Ceremony entrance or exit
3–4 min
Air
Johann Sebastian Bach
Its calm, continuous melodic line creates a moment of stillness within the ceremony without overpowering it.
Ideal for: Signing, communion or reflection
4–5 min
Eine kleine Nachtmusik
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
A lively and familiar piece that works especially well while guests are talking, arriving or taking their seats.
Ideal for: Drinks reception or welcome
4–5 min
Salut d'Amour
Edward Elgar
Elgar turns a simple expression of affection into an intimate and lyrical melody.
Ideal for: Ceremony interlude
3–4 min
Gymnopédie nº 1
Erik Satie
With its unhurried pace and understated language, it provides a discreet accompaniment to a relaxed reception or gathering.
Ideal for: Reception or pre-dinner drinks
3–4 min
Pavane
Gabriel Fauré
Its restrained movement and refined phrasing add depth without disturbing the calm of the setting.
Ideal for: Reception or waiting period
5–6 min
Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring
Johann Sebastian Bach
The steady pulse supports a luminous melody that fits naturally within religious celebrations.
Ideal for: Religious ceremony
3–4 min
Ave Maria
Franz Schubert
A widely recognised melody associated with reflection and the central moments of a ceremony.
Ideal for: Religious ceremony
5–6 min
Wedding March
Felix Mendelssohn
Its expansive ceremonial character has made it a traditional choice for celebrating the newly married couple's exit.
Ideal for: Couple's exit
2–3 min
Wedding March
Richard Wagner
The gradual arrival of its famous theme builds anticipation and gives particular prominence to the bride's entrance.
Ideal for: Bride's entrance
2–3 min
Panis Angelicus
César Franck
Its vocal, unhurried phrasing accompanies communion with a devotional and restrained character.
Ideal for: Communion
3–4 min
Ave Verum Corpus
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
A brief and balanced work whose clear writing encourages silence and concentration.
Ideal for: Liturgy or communion
3–4 min
Pie Jesu
Gabriel Fauré
Its suspended melody and restrained dynamics create one of the most intimate passages in the sacred repertoire.
Ideal for: Religious ceremony
3–4 min
Amazing Grace
Traditional
The simplicity of its melody makes it immediately recognisable and connects with audiences from different generations and traditions.
Ideal for: Civil or religious ceremony
3–4 min
Habanera, from Carmen
Georges Bizet
Its unmistakable rhythm and theatrical character bring a playful dramatic touch to a reception.
Ideal for: Drinks reception or welcome
3–4 min
Brindisi, from La Traviata
Giuseppe Verdi
Conceived as an invitation to celebrate, its rhythmic momentum is particularly effective for toasts and festive gatherings.
Ideal for: Drinks reception or toast
3–4 min
O mio babbino caro
Giacomo Puccini
A broad, song-like melodic line concentrates the expressive character of Italian opera into just a few minutes.
Ideal for: Interlude or emotional moment
3–4 min
Intermezzo, from Cavalleria rusticana
Pietro Mascagni
The music grows from stillness towards increasing intensity, making it particularly effective in formal occasions.
Ideal for: Ceremony or formal event
4–5 min
Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves, from Nabucco
Giuseppe Verdi
Its broad collective theme fills the space and adds scale to institutional ceremonies or concert programmes.
Ideal for: Institutional event or concert
4–5 min
Intermedio, from La boda de Luis Alonso
Gerónimo Giménez
Rhythm, contrast and virtuosity come together in one of the best-known instrumental pages of Spanish zarzuela.
Ideal for: Reception or concert
5–6 min
Greensleeves
English traditional
Its old and familiar melody creates an intimate tone particularly suited to smaller ceremonies.
Ideal for: Intimate ceremony
3–4 min
El cant dels ocells
Catalan traditional
Associated with birdsong and Catalan tradition, it has a meditative character particularly suited to commemorative occasions.
Ideal for: Ceremony or commemoration
3–4 min
Scarborough Fair
English traditional
Its modal, repeating profile creates an evocative sound distinct from more conventional ceremonial repertoire.
Ideal for: Drinks reception or welcome
3–4 min
Danny Boy
Irish traditional
A melody with a long expressive arc that carries particular weight in farewells, tributes and occasions of remembrance.
Ideal for: Ceremony or commemoration
3–4 min
El vito
Spanish traditional
Its lively rhythm and folk inflections bring contrast and energy to a reception or concert programme.
Ideal for: Reception or concert
3–4 min
Auld Lang Syne
Scottish traditional
Associated with farewells and new beginnings, it provides a shared and recognisable way to close an occasion.
Ideal for: Closing or farewell
2–3 min
Silent Night
Franz Xaver Gruber
Its calm and universal melody offers a moment of stillness within any Christmas celebration.
Ideal for: Christmas concert or celebration
3–4 min
Joy to the World
Lowell Mason
Direct and joyful, it is well suited to opening a programme with energy and an unmistakably festive character.
Ideal for: Opening of a Christmas concert
2–3 min
God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen
English traditional
Its strong rhythm and traditional sound provide contrast with more reflective Christmas carols.
Ideal for: Christmas concert or reception
3–4 min
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Videos
Listen to Harmion
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Performances by the ensemble.