The festival brings together more than 50 oboists and international figures for four days of training, concerts and activities open to the public.

From the 10th to the 13th of April, the Conservatori Superior de Música de les Illes Balears (CSMIB), part of the Department of Education and Universities, hosted the 13th edition of the Oboè Festival Palma. More than 50 oboists, including students and professionals, took part in this event, consolidated as one of the most outstanding festivals in Spain dedicated to this instrument.

The festival featured a top-level international teaching team, with names like Thomas Indermühle, Cristina Gómez, Dudu Carmel, Jean-Luc Fillon, Oboman and Daniel Fuster, among others, under the coordination of CSMIB professor Bruno Lucas.

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The Conservatori Superior de Música de les Illes Balears hosts the 13th Oboè Festival Palma

In addition to the classes and concerts, complementary activities have been held, such as workshops, conferences and a day dedicated to the youngest, the Festijove, which included a final concert by the participants.

Attendees had the opportunity to get to know and try out instruments and accessories from leading international manufacturers, such as Lorée, Buffet and Howarth, as well as to enjoy concerts open to the public, including a jazz recital with Oboman and a concert given by the teaching staff.

With this edition, the CSMIB reaffirms itself as a centre of reference in musical training of excellence. The Association of Bassoonists and Oboists of the Balearic Islands (AFOIB), the organiser of the festival, is already preparing the next edition for the year 2026.