On Sunday, April 30 at 1 p.m., Curiosity Concerts – a series of free family concerts presented by professional musicians at different venues in Greenwich – will present Ethos Percussion Group.
Ethos shares their unique percussive expertise in this family concert program. Featuring instruments and rhythms from Cuba, India, the Middle East, and West Africa, the dynamic music will introduce listeners to global percussion in a fun and entertaining way. There will also be opportunities for audience members of all ages to participate and help Ethos spread the rhythm!
Ethos Percussion Group is America’s premier percussion quartet presenting an energetic potpourri of musical genres from around the globe. Highly regarded for their Western chamber music expertise, individual members are also virtuosos on exotic instruments from Indonesia, West Africa, India and the Middle East. For 25 years Ethos has performed at major concert venues across the United States and abroad including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, London’s Wigmore Hall, and the Bermuda Festival. In addition to presenting clinics and master classes at institutions such as The Juilliard School, Eastman School of Music, University of Illinois, and Berklee College of Music, Ethos has worked with thousands of students in New York City’s public schools through concert and classroom activities.
The concert will take place in the Greenwich Library’s Cole Auditorium, 101 West Putnam Ave. It is free, but reservations are required at CuriosityConcerts.org. This concert is presented in association with the Ashforth Children’s Concert Series.
There are wait lists and tickets have real value. Please, only reserve if you are certain to attend. (‘No shows’ will not be allowed to reserve for future concerts.)
