Participants of the International Organ Festival of Alcalá Cathedral (Madrid)

2008 – II International Organ Festival
dedicated to Olivier Messiaen – 100th anniversary of his birth

Schola Cantorum Choir, Complutense Lyric Society Choir, and Liudmila Matsyura – organ – “Gloria” by A. Vivaldi

Gerard Gillen (Ireland)
Monserrat Torrent (Spain)
Gereon Krahforst (Germany)
Liudmila Matsyura (Russia)

2009 – III International Organ Festival
dedicated to Felix Mendelssohn Bartoldi – 200th anniversary of his birth

Emanuele Cardi (Italy)
Marek Stefanski (Poland)
Felipe Lopez – organ (Spain)
César Asensi – trumpet (Spain)
Liumila Matsyura (Russia)

2010 – IV  International Organ Festival
dedicated to Antonio de Cabezón – 500th anniversary of his birth

Bach Society Choir of Madrid,
conducted by Elena Erdmann (Germany)
Liudmila Matsyura (Spain)
Joh Laikvik (Germany)
Arnau Reynés (Spain)
Liudmila Matsyura (Russia)

2011 – V International Organ Festival
dedicated to Ferenc Liszt – 200th anniversary of his birth

Via Magna Choir, directed by Oscar Gershensohn (Spain)
Rutgers University Choir, directed by John Eric Floreen (USA)

Kathy McNeil – organ (USA)
Elena Sartori (Italy)
Frederic Blanc (France)
Liumila Matsyura (Russia)

2012 – VI International Organ Festival
dedicated to John Stanley – 300th anniversary of his birth

Alie Hamberg – organ (Norway)
Luana Gundersen – flute (Norway)
Elena Abdrazakova – mezzo-soprano (Russia)
Liumila Matsyura (Russia)
Miquel González (Spain)

UAH Choir, conducted by Amaro González de Mesa (Spain)
UAH Orchestra, conducted by Pablo Gastaminza
Iñaki Urbina – oboe
Isabel Kindler – soprano

2013 – VII International Organ Festival
dedicated to Max Reger – 140th anniversary of his birth

Peter Van de Velde – organ (Belgium)
Nadja Nevolovisch – violin (Belgium)
Duke of Calabria Chamber Choir,
conducted by Amaro Gonzalez de Mesa (Spain)
Liudmila Matsyura – organ (Spain)
Michal Markuszewski – organ (Poland)
Liudmila Matsyura – organ (Russia)
The Savior’s Church Kantori – choir,
conducted by Goos ten Napel (Norway)
Alie Hamberg – organ (Norway)

2014 – VIII International Organ Festival
dedicated to Ch.M. Widor – 170th anniversary of his birth

Cesar Asensi – trumpet (Spain)
Liudmila Matsyura – organ (Spain)
Roman Krasnovsky – organ (Israel)
Dmitry Krasnovsky – flute (Israel)
Ignace Michiels – organ (Belgium)
Liudmila Matsyura – organ (Russia)
Anna Milman Moshchenko – violin (Russia)

2015 – IX International Organ Festival
dedicated to C.Franck – 125th anniversary of his death

Liudmila Matsyura – organ (Russia)
NOVI CANTORES Choir, directed by Nuria Matamala Pichoto (Spain)
MªÁngeles Ferrer – soprano (Spain)
Norbert Itrich – organ (Spain – Poland)
NUBA vocal and instrumental group,
address Miguel Ángel Jaraba (Spain)
Liudmila Matsyura – organ (Spain)
Matthias Giesen – organ (Austria)
Channing Chamber Choir and orchestra,
directed by Peter Boxall (England)
David Coram – organ (England)

2017 – X International Organ Festival
dedicated to Louis Vierne – 80th anniversary of his death

Marcus Utz – organ and Iris Anna Deckert – soprano (Germany)

Ksenia Pogorelaya – organ and Rail Sadykov – accordion (Belarus)

Liudmila Matsyura – organ (Russia)

Porto Polyphonic Choir (Portugal)

Direction and organ – Filipe Verissimo

organ – Tiago Ferreira

2025 – XII International Organ Festival
dedicated to J.S. Bach – 340th anniversary of his birth

Michal Markuszewski – organ (Poland)

Naji Hakim – organ (Lebanon – France)

Liudmila Mtasyura – organ (Russia – Spain)

2026 – XIII International Organ Festival
dedicated to Josef Gabriel Rheinberger – 125th anniversary of his death

Gábor Szotyori Nagy – organ (Hungary)

Ignace Michiels – organ (Belgium)

Felipe López – organ (Spain)

Liudmila Matsyura – organ (Russia – Spain)

Willibald Guggenmos – organ (Germany)

Andres Uibo – organ (Estonia)

2027 – XIV Festival

2028 – XV Festival

2030 – XVII Festival

2031 – XVIII Festival

2032 – XIX Festival

2033 – XX Festival