Claron McFadden & Emanuele Wiltsch Barberio Venice, Italy
Claron McFadden, celebrated for her fluid voice across genres, and musician Emanuele Wiltsch Barberio began collaborating with The Garden. From this grew Lagrimae: a work that reimagines the baroque lament as a contemporary ritual of resonance, memory, and suspended time. ... more
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