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Mediterranean Currents at Early Music Seattle
Dates: 3/11/2027 - 3/14/2027
📍 Theatre: Early Music Seattle
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Mediterranean Currents is the spring festival of the 2026-27 Beyond Baroque Season, weaving together stories from Lebanon, Italy, and Persia. The festival opens with a Nowruz Celebration featuring the Maaha Ensemble on March 11, followed by JUNO Award-nominated Haitham Haidar on March 13, and the globally acclaimed ensemble La Fonte Musica on March 14.
Cast and Creative Team for Mediterranean Currents at Early Music Seattle
Creative Team
Rosebrook Classical
Producer
First Inversion
General Manager
David Weuste
Executive/Managing Director
News About Mediterranean Currents 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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