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Crossroads of Time at Early Music Seattle
Dates: 10/8/2026 - 10/11/2026
📍 Theatre: Early Music Seattle
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Crossroads of Time is the fall festival opening the 2026-27 Beyond Baroque Season, tracing the sounds of trade and conquest across continents and centuries. Featured performances include Eurasia Consort on October 10 and Rumbarroco on October 11. The festival weekend extends beyond the concert hall with multidisciplinary programming including open rehearsals, instrument and gallery exhibitions, workshops, and community music events.
Cast and Creative Team for Crossroads of Time at Early Music Seattle
Creative Team
David Weuste
Executive/Managing Director
Rosebrook Classical
Producer
First Inversion
Producer
News About Crossroads of Time at Early Music Seattle
BEYOND BAROQUE FESTIVAL to Launch 2026-27 Season at Early Music Seattle
June 04, 2026 Early Music Seattle announced its 2026-27 BEYOND BAROQUE FESTIVAL season, featuring global ensembles, multidisciplinary programming, and milestone 50th Anniversary celebrations, with performances by Vox Luminis, Chanticleer, and Jordi Savall.About the Theatre
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