Overview
- Eunice Romero was introduced as director, with Miguel Poveda, Santiago Auserón and Joan Albert Amargós joining the board.
- Joan Manuel Tresserras said the program’s sole aim is to preserve the Taller’s spirit, objectives, values and way of working.
- The announcement came during the presentation of the commemorative book at Barcelona’s Byron bookstore, attended by senior cultural officials including Jordi Martí, Joan Ignasi Elena and Eva Soria.
- Founded in 1979 with a pioneering blend of jazz and flamenco pedagogy, the Taller has grown into an accredited higher‑education center in Catalonia.
- Lluís Cabrera highlighted ongoing sector grievances, praising young Taller musicians who refused a reduced La Mercè fee and calling for stronger support for small venues and fair remuneration.