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Carrie Krause, Artistic Director

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Earworms (and Maggots) Galore

Sonata Tramontana returns for a third chapter with Carrie Krause & John Lenti in October.

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Mad Mask Highlights

A performer in a Venetian-style mask and ornate costume interacts with a smiling child outdoors as onlookers watch.Four musicians perform with a violin, cello, lute, and viola on a wooden deck beside a green building, with an audience seated nearby.A person wearing a theatrical mask and large white ruffled collar gestures dramatically with open mouth; a rubber chicken is visible in the background.A performer in a colorful costume and mask stands on a porch stage, gesturing, with masks and props displayed on tables behind him; an audience and musician are present.Three musicians perform together: one playing a cello, one playing a lute, and one playing a violin, seated and standing on a porch with sheet music stands in front of them.An audience sits on a grassy slope watching a small string ensemble perform on an outdoor stage surrounded by trees and greenery.

 

Thank you Tom Fiddaman for these photos of our trip back through time to the Italian Baroque era.

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