Saüc Ensemble
Early Music with mediterranean soul
Saüc does not offer you a conventional classical concert. We speak with the audience, share the stories behind each piece, and create a space where laughter, curiosity, and silence all have their place. At the end of the concert, we invite everyone to come closer, discover the instruments, and experience the music with their own hands.
Directed by Sergio González Prats (Hurdy-Gurdy and Harp) and Daïna Mateu (Historical Flutes), Saüc Ensemble is dedicated to reviving forgotten music preserved in ancient manuscripts and bringing it back to audiences, so that it can move them once again, just as it did centuries ago.
What is a Saüc Ensemble concert like?
“The atmosphere was a blend of wonder and joy, a reflection of Saüc Ensemble’s talent for turning the Renaissance into a shared experience. ‘I never imagined this early music could be so much fun,’ someone remarked on the way out, summing up the general feeling. Saüc made it clear that the past can sound alive and playful when performed —and presented— with such passion.”
— Factoría Cultural.es (Read the full article)
We are honored to be supported by leading cultural institutions. In 2025, Saüc Ensemble was invited to perform at the National Library of Spain (Madrid), where we created a unique program celebrating the legacy of the Renaissance physician Juan Valverde de Amusco.
Early music with a touch of spice
That’s how our program Mármara has been described — a fusion of lively everyday stories from the Spanish Renaissance with traditional music from the Mediterranean. Here you can see an example from our concert at the Museum of History of Manacor (Balearic Islands).
A journey shared with audiences from…
· Barcelona (SP) · Madrid (SP) · New York (USA) · Boston (USA) · Washington (USA) · Zürich (CH) · Krakow (PL) ·
·Den Haag (NL) · Brno (CZ) · Rybnik (PL) · Wroclaw (PL) · Poznan (PL) · Engiadina (CH) · Hancock (USA) ·
· Laconia (USA) · Moultonborough (USA) · Tremezzo (IT) · Český Dub (CZ) · Valencia (SP) · Žďár nad Sázavou (CZ) ·
· Den Bosch (NL) · Wetzikon (CH) · Zernez (CH) · Pernštejn (CZ) ·
New album by Saüc Ensemble – Mármara
A selection of songs about love, desire, and everyday life from the Spanish Renaissance, brought to life with the unmistakable sound of Saüc Ensemble.
Recorded in 2024, this album features pieces from our program MÁRMARA, where early music blends with the rhythms and colours of the Mediterranean.
🎧 Buy the digital edition on Bandcamp
📀 Available in physical format at our concerts
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