In the late 16th and early 17th century, music was in transition from the polyphony of the high renaissance to the new harmonies of the early baroque. Enjoy a concert of virtuosic rarely heard consort music drawn from this repertoire, enhanced by the unique sound created by the varied instruments and voice of a mixed consort. Music by Monteverdi, di Lasso, Merula, Kapsberger, Piccinini, Bassano, Clemens non papa, and more.

The Abella Harp Consort is a consort of mixed instruments consisting of widely acclaimed musicians lutenist William Simms and soprano Margaret Carpenter-Haigh, joined by Liv Castor, harp; Sarah Shodja, recorders; and Adrienne Hyde, viola da gamba.

Liv Castor, harp
Sarah Shodja, recorders
Adrienne Hyde, lirone and viola da gamba
William Simms, lute and theorbo
Margaret Carpenter Haigh, soprano

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