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Bring the Music of the Renaissance to Your Audience

Piffaro offers engaging performances that combine artistic excellence, historical depth, and a lively sound experience unlike anything else on today’s concert stage.

For more than 40 years, presenters across the United States and internationally have partnered with Piffaro to introduce audiences to the vibrant musical culture of the Renaissance. Our programs are carefully researched, thoughtfully curated, and designed to speak both to dedicated early music listeners and to audiences discovering this repertoire for the first time.

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Touring Programs

Piffaro tours with a wide range of thematic programs exploring the music of courts, cities, and sacred spaces across the Renaissance world. Programs can be adapted to suit your venue, audience, and series goals.
Options include:

  • Full six member ensemble performances
  • Thematic concert programs drawn from our current or past seasons
  • Collaborations with guest vocalists or other artists

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Two musicians perform in a church setting. The man plays a lute and the woman plays a recorder.

Regional & Flexible Options

For presenters working with smaller venues or budgets, Piffaro offers flexible touring options:

  • Partial ensemble engagements (smaller instrumentation) available in the Northeast region, including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Delaware, and Connecticut
  • Programs scaled for intimate spaces, community series, libraries, and small arts organizations
  • Cost effective touring coordination within regional routes

We are happy to work with you to develop an option that fits your organization.

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University Residencies & Education

Piffaro regularly partners with colleges and universities to provide:

  • Masterclasses
  • Instrument demonstrations
  • Lectures on Renaissance performance practice and cultural history
  • Ensemble residencies

Educational activities can be paired with a public performance or offered as standalone events.

Photo Credit: Bill DiCecca

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Let’s Start the Conversation

We welcome inquiries from presenters, universities, festivals, and arts organizations.

Tell us about your venue, audience, budget, and goals, and we will work with you to create a program that fits your needs.

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