Seed Music has published the second volume of the Premi Espai Ter collection that this year has fallen to the group Spanish Brass. The Valencian training has recorded the work together with the cantaor and guitarist Carlos Dénia. See if we hit the ground running... (Seed Music, 2019) was recorded at the same Espai Ter in Torroella de Montgrí last May. It is a compilation of songs that have their origins in the stage in which Arab culture was rooted in the Iberian Peninsula and includes songs from the musical tradition of the Crown of Aragon as well as popular contemporary themes such as in the wind, by Raimon, i Mediterranean by Joan Manuel Serrat. The previous and first volume of the collection was unexpected, from the vocal group In Crescendo.

The Spanish Brass' new album will be presented exclusively on October 5, in concert format, at the Torroella de Montgrí facility.

Espai Ter was inaugurated in 2013 and offers a stable program throughout the year. It hosts numerous festivals (among them, the prestigious summer classical music contest) and music and performing arts events, and also promotes and co-produces musical projects. Since its inception, the equipment has also been used for recordings. In 2016 Seed Music recorded there Intertwined Paths by the musician Joel Bardolet; later, also the Trio Fortuny DVD and already in September 2018 the disc Legacy by Anna Alàs i Jové and Alexander Fleischer.