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May 12th, 19th, and 20th

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Saturday, May 12th at 8pm-Newton
Saturday, May 19th at 8pm-Harvard Square
Sunday May 20th, at 4pm- Jamaica Plain
So those nuns published their music, right? Who bought it? And who sang it? We'll bring you works - some familiar by now, and some still new - by the mistresses of early baroque composition: Chiara Cozzolani, Raffaella Aleotti, Bianca Maria Meda, Caterina Assandra, and Sulpitia Cesis. Hear their works as they might have been performed outside of the convents, in homes and churches, by women AND men, together.
Directions to: Parish of the Messiah, Newton,
University Lutheran, Harvard Square, and
First Church, Jamaica Plain
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Did you miss it?
Tony, Peter, Tim and Alex entertain the crowd with "Lida Rose" from The Music Man (and with a surprise appearance at the end) at Cappella Clausura's Jazz up your Spring Celebration.
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| Hear excerpts fromthe last concert "Mistress"
- Hilary Tann's Contemplations 8, 9 |
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Read the
BOSTON GLOBE's
Latest Review
"The sextet of women’s voices was superb...Not many scripts come with such a
rewarding third-act reveal."
- Matthew Guerrieri
Read BMI's Latest Review
"...a steller program.
I would highly recommend making it to one of the performances, particularly for the exceptional realizations of the Strozzi madrigals and to acquaint yourselves with the outstanding new pieces by Crawford and Tann."
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Peter Van Zandt Lane
BOSTON
MUSICAL INTELLIGENCER
"...eavesdrop on paradise... personal and inviting, extravagant and intimate."
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Matthew Guerrieri
BOSTON GLOBE
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