A glamorous program for the special Brisbane Baroque will transport music lovers straight to a baroque heaven. From April 8 to 16, Brisbane will revel in Leo Schofield’s choice of operas and concerts featuring music composed after the Renaissance in the period 1600 to 1750. Once unfamiliar to audiences, this period is now recognised as one of the glories of Western culture.
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