Infusion Baroque Montreal, Québec
With performances described as “dynamic and alive," Infusion Baroque seeks to draw a new audience to early music by
integrating chamber music performance and other artistic media.
Avec des performances décrites comme «dynamiques et vivantes,» Infusion Baroque cherche à attirer un nouveau public vers la musique ancienne en intégrant la musique de chambre avec d’autres médias artistiques.
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