Imma began her musical training at the age of five. Pianists Adolf Pla and Jordi Camell were her teachers at the Sabadell Conservatory, an entity that awarded her the Honor Award upon completing her studies there. After completing her Higher Degree in Piano at Esmuc, she completed three postgraduate courses with Jean-François Dichamp and Josep Colom. In 2016, she completed her Master's Degree in Performance at Esmuc with Honors.

Imma works to recover the repertoire written by female composers and all her recitals include works by historical authors. She combines her concert work with teaching and management at the Sabadell Conservatory. She has also collaborated for three seasons on the program Músiques Empoderades, on the Catalunya Música radio station.

Twilight
The concert is structured in two parts. Each of them is headed by two pieces by Élisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre (1665-1729). The free meter of these works is a path towards feelings.

The Pélude, Aria and Finale by César Franck (1822-1890) is a description of decadence: the opening chords of the first movement remind us of a church organ; the’Aria, collects the prayers of the faithful; the Final It begins in darkness and ends in the serenity of the forgiven soul.

Mel Bonis (1858-1937) was a student of César Franck. We will listen to the following pieces: the CatéDrale Blessée, which takes us inside a cathedral wounded by the lack of values; the Dance, which is a hymn to forgiveness; and the Barcarolle, full of tenderness, which suggests the calm of the redeemed faithful.