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Concert of Musica Antica – Sofia with rarely performed works

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Baroque music concert with works by rarely performed composers will be presented by Musica Antica – Sofia ensemble and soprano Girgina Girginova in the Bulgarian Cultural Center in Sofia. 

Along with European Baroque, the audience will listen to music from the archives of cathedrals in South America and works by composers such as Manuel de Zumaya, José de Orejon y Aparicio, Esteban Ponce de León and Domenico Zipoli, which will be performed for the first time in Bulgaria. 

The concert is part of the "Unknown Baroque Geniuses" cycle, which is realized with the financial support of the Ministry of Culture.



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