Image: Cau Ferrat Museum, Sitges
Ethos Ensemble will perform at the Cau Ferrat Museum in Sitges on 15 July as part of the museum’s ‘Clàssica al Racó’ programme. The wind quintet is billed as the second-prize winner in chamber music at the 29th Mirabent i Magrans competition, and the concert is scheduled for 8 pm at Racó de la Calma, within the museum setting.
Museus de Sitges presents the event as a summer evening devoted to emerging talent and chamber music. According to the museum’s announcement, Ethos Ensemble will offer a programme that highlights the richness and versatility of repertory written for wind instruments. The concert is described as an intimate encounter with live chamber music in a heritage environment, with the proximity of the performers and the character of the site forming part of the experience.
The ensemble’s line-up listed by the museum includes Ariadna Cornadó on flute, Carmen García on oboe, Damien Muller on horn, Jorge Mongort on bassoon and Rafael Esparrell on clarinet. The group is introduced as a wind quintet distinguished by interpretive sensitivity, artistic rapport and a search for a distinctive sound that brings out the dialogue between its instruments.
The venue reference places the performance at Racó de la Calma, associated with the Cau Ferrat Museum in Sitges. The museum’s own presentation frames the concert as part of its summer cultural programming and describes the setting as especially suited to an outdoor classical-music evening, with the light of summer and the surrounding patrimonial environment contributing to the atmosphere.
The event notice also gives the ticket price as 15 euros. No further programme details were included in the source material, and the museum page points readers to additional information through its concert listing.
Ethos Ensemble’s appearance is one of the scheduled ‘Clàssica al Racó’ events at Museus de Sitges, with the concert set for 15 July at 20:00 and listed duration through 22:00. The museum’s page presents the performance as a chance to hear chamber music in direct proximity to the players at Racó de la Calma.
