Living in the Choir: Silence, Music, and Play in Early Modern Italian Convents
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From April 17 to May 1, Cappella Artemisia, a female ensemble from Bologna of voices and instruments specializing for over 25 years in early music from Italian convents, performs in the United States with a program entitled “INVINCIBLE! 17th-Century Italian Nuns Sing Of Virgins And Martyrs”.
The concert presents works composed by and for cloistered Italian nuns and dedicated to the great women of the Church.
On the occasion of the concert in Providence, the ensamble attends the conference "Living in the Choir: Silence, Music, and Play in Early Modern Italian Convents".
from 20/04/2017 to 20/04/2017 hour 12.30
sponsored by: Brown Italian Studies, Brown Creative Arts Council, Marshall Woods Fine Arts Lectureship, Providence College Department of Music, Brown Department of History, The Pembroke Center, Brown Department of Music, Brown Department of History of Art and Architecture, Brown Dept. of Religious Studies, and St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
