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The Singers Club Does a Game-Show Concert and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week

Plus, Richard Bona stops by town for a show and more

By ClevelandClassical Staff

Apr 25, 2024

This week’s recommendations fall into categories that resemble a bride’s list of good luck charms. SOMETHING OLD: - Trobár Medieval sets the clock back to the Italian Trecento — the 1300s — when soprano Elena Mullins Bailey, medieval harpist and wind player Sian Ricketts, tenor Nathan Dougherty & percussionist Allen Otte serve up polyphonic works, laude (cousins of French troubadour songs) and instrumental dance music on Friday (7 pm at St. Pauls, Cleveland Hts.), Saturday (7 pm at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel in Cleveland), and Sunday (3 pm at St. Anselm, Chesterland).

The Singers Club Does a Game-Show Concert and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week

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