Renaissance and Baroque Society of Pittsburgh
- Renaissance and Baroque Society of Pittsburgh
The Renaissance and Baroque Society of Pittsburgh is a performing arts organization that presents performances of Early Music. Founded in 1969, this not-for-profit organization is located in Pittsburgh, and has presented musical groups including Apollo's Fire, Trio Mediæval, Quadriga Consort and The Academy of Ancient Music.
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* [http://www.rbsp.org/ Official Home Page]
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