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Hidden Treasures of the Hebrew Baroque (The African Renaissance Ensemble and The Lewandowski Chorale)About this Event
When thinking of the vocal music of the early baroque period, one imagines Italian, French or even English songs. Hebrew, however, is a language that seldom comes to mind.
In celebration of the 400th anniversary of the publication of Salomone Rossi’s Hashirim Asher L’Shlomo – the first choral synagogue music ever notated.
The African Renaissance Ensemble, in collaboration with The Lewandowski Chorale, presents a programme of selections from this momentous work alongside some of Rossi's instrumental works and two other major Hebrew baroque compositions composed for the communities of Venice and Provence respectively.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
205 Carmel Dr, 205 Carmel Drive, Shelby, United States
Tickets
USD 98.95
