Barbara Strozzi – Past Concerts

This concert has been cancelled due to inclement weather.

A preview of the 2018-2019 Pacific MusicWorks Mainstage concerts, including music by Barbara Strozzi, Monteverdi, Corelli, and Handel.

A play about Barbara Strozzi, an ambitious 17th century composer rumored to be a courtesan. With music sung by Bianca Raso.

A play about Barbara Strozzi, an ambitious 17th century composer rumored to be a courtesan. With music sung by Bianca Raso.

A play about Barbara Strozzi, an ambitious 17th century composer rumored to be a courtesan. With music sung by Bianca Raso.

A play about Barbara Strozzi, an ambitious 17th century composer rumored to be a courtesan. With music sung by Bianca Raso.

A play about Barbara Strozzi, an ambitious 17th century composer rumored to be a courtesan. With music sung by Bianca Raso.

A play about Barbara Strozzi, an ambitious 17th century composer rumored to be a courtesan. With music sung by Bianca Raso.

Early Music Underground's third annual tribute to love gone wild, love gone wrong, love gone mad, and love just plain gone.

Early Music Underground's third annual tribute to love gone wild, love gone wrong, love gone mad, and love just plain gone.

Early Music Underground's third annual tribute to love gone wild, love gone wrong, love gone mad, and love just plain gone.

Our annual tribute to love gone wild, love gone wrong, love gone mad, and love just plain gone. From the humorous to the pathetic, we've got it all from Monteverdi, Purcell, Strozzi, Tartini, and more.

Our annual tribute to love gone wild, love gone wrong, love gone mad, and love just plain gone. From the humorous to the pathetic, we've got it all from Monteverdi, Purcell, Strozzi, Tartini, and more.

Songs of love, passion and loss by Barbara Strozzi, Francesca Caccini, Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre and more, performed by soprano Linda Tsatsanis, baroque cellist Nathan Whittaker, and harpsichordist Henry Lebedinsky.

Constantinople and guest soprano Suzie LeBlanc reinvent the cantatas of 17th-century singer and composer Barbara Strozzi, a worthy heiress of Monteverdi, who created a secular vocal repertoire that intoxicates the senses. Metamorfosi Musicali also features instrumental works of Johannes Kapsberger, whose spontaneous phrasing and sharp contrasts provide fertile ground for Constantinople’s improvisations.