• Wine-n-Cheese TRAVELOGUE Series Continues

    This past May, Bob and Joan recounted stories, music & pictures of our fascinating tour to Bolivia in our first ever Wine-n-Cheese TRAVELOGUE Series. The event was such a success, we're continuing it during our upcoming anniversary year. Join the 25 to 25 Club to guarantee your priority seating space- another great benefit of membership!

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2010 is our 25th Anniversary Year, and you will see exciting new programs and growth as we continue to expand our organizational capacity. Please send us comments and your wish list to the office in Philadelphia or via email. Thanks for being part of our family and for taking the time to help shape our future!

Piffaro, The Renaissance Band

2238 Fairmount Avenue

Philadelphia, PA 19130

USA

telephone & fax: + 1 + (215) 235.8469

email: info@piffaro.com

5 Responses

  1. Sidney Lissner, on 12/17/2008 at 2:06 pm Said:

    Thank you so much for the DVD that came yesterday. “Portrait of a Renaissance Band” is a treasure. I hope that Piffaro will perform in the Washington DC area soon.

  2. Lori Gayle, on 12/19/2008 at 3:56 pm Said:

    I also want to thank you for the wonderful surprise DVD. This is the best introduction to early instruments I’ve ever seen! Is it possible to buy more copies from you?

  3. Joseph O'Connell, on 02/07/2009 at 1:34 pm Said:

    Thanks for the freeby, ‘Portrait’. I had no idea how the instruments were put together. Facinating DVD.
    Enjoyed reading the description of the ‘Waits’. Would buy a copy if I could. Can’t attend your concerts as they are too far away.

  4. Jenny Ohayon, on 09/17/2009 at 3:59 pm Said:

    Has your group recorded a ballet for the wedding of the renaissance wedding of the Grand Duke of Tuscany using recorders? I heard womething on the radio yesterday and am trying to track it down. Thanks.

  5. Carol Kay, on 10/22/2009 at 3:06 pm Said:

    Thank you. Piffaro, for the DVVDt everybody else has been raving about. I watched it today on my new computer. It was marvelously put together, and a delightful education. Most fascinating was the anecdote of he unearthing of he douchcaine in the 1980′s that enabled the instrument to be replicated for use today. I’ve attended your concerts in the past and find them beautiful, joyous and uplifting. Your careful attention to detail is an integral element in the conveyance that takes us back to that miraculous renaissance world. Thanks again.

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