This evening explores the sound architecture of Johann Sebastian Bach through two of his masterpieces for solo cello: Suite No. 2, a work of elegant introspection, and the powerful Suite No. 5, famous for its dark sonority and mystical Sarabande, performed in scordatura. An essential journey from Baroque dance to the deepest spiritual expression of the cello.

On this occasion, we will feature the artists:

• Eduard Marias, cello.
• Sergi Benaiges, piano.

PROGRAM:

• Suite No. 2 – J. S. Bach for cello
• Sonata No. 3 in A Major, Op. 69 – L. V. Beethoven
• II. Scherzo: Allegro molto
• III. Adagio cantabile – Allegro vivace

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS):

• All tickets include access to both the exhibitions and the concert.

• Seats are assigned according to the order of reservation. No seat changes will be allowed once assigned.

• Entry to the concert hall will take place between 17:50 and 18:00. Once the concert begins, no further entry will be allowed.

• The exhibition can be visited either before or after the concert, keeping in mind that the museum closes at 20:00.

• The exhibition tour takes approximately 45 minutes.

• Showing your ticket or reservation on your mobile device is sufficient; printing is not necessary.

• The museum reserves the right to cancel any unpaid reservation 5 minutes before the start of the concert. Therefore, we recommend arriving at the box office 30 minutes early.

• For advance ticket purchases: no refunds will be available after 18:00. If the user has not notified the museum of their delay or absence before the concert, the ticket may be reassigned to another visitor starting from 18:00.