Barbara Strozzi made her name as both a performer and composer in seventeenth-century Venice and became the most published composer of secular song of her time. Her distinctive style is characterised by virtuosic vocal lines and a dramatic approach to text setting.

Ceruleo bring to life the music of this extraordinary composer with two singers and three instrumentalists, combining a selection of her finest works with instrumental pieces by her contemporaries.

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‘They control the waves of ecstasy with technical aplomb and conviction’

BBC Music Magazine

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Tickets £20, MMS members £15, Under 18s free with an adult