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New Release – Zarabanda Variations Album out Aug 7

The Zarabanda Variations (Release Date: 08.07.26) is a uniquely combined chapbook and musical digital album that explores the historical and present syncretism of Baroque music in 12 original songs, dances, and poems. A group of musicians convened by violinist/composer Keir GoGwilt, and in collaboration with acclaimed poet Edgar Garcia, work at the intersection of free improvisation, microtonal jazz and contemporary classical to bend the […]

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“300 Unplugged”: A Journey Through Love in 14th-Century Italian Music

‘300 Unplugged’ is the first solo recording project by Italian singer Federica Bocchini and will be released by Edizioni Micrologus in physical and digital formats. The album brings together thirteen pieces drawn from some of the principal Italian manuscripts of the fourteenth century and weaves them into a narrative journey through different stages of love:

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Chatham Baroque Announces 2026–2027 Season Celebrating 35 Years

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Erick Hoffman, Chatham Baroque, Associate Director, 541.731.4666; erick@chathambaroque.org        Chatham Baroque Announces 2026–2027 Season Celebrating 35 Years of Music Making in Pittsburgh A milestone season highlights the ensemble, guest artists, historic traditions, and new programming   PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania (May 20 2026) – Chatham Baroque, Pittsburgh’s premier early music ensemble, announces its 2026/2027

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The Nightingale Sings, Early Music in Greenwich Village

ALBA Consort Presents “The Nightingale Sings”: A Transcontinental Musical Journey from Spain to Persia NEW YORK, NY — ALBA Consort announces its upcoming performance, “The Nightingale Sings,” taking place on Tuesday, June 9 at 7:00 PM at St. John’s in the Village. This program explores the migratory journey of the nightingale—a timeless symbol of love

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