 The Mirandola [mih-RAN-doh-lah] Ensemble are an early music group, which means they perform music from the Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque eras. They also perform contemporary music, some written right here in Minnesota, as well as music from non-Western traditions. They usually perform a cappella, without instrumental accompaniment. They often include repertoire from around the world and often sing in many different languages. The ensemble consists of a soprano, alto, tenor, and bass, representing each of the four primary voice types.

 In their Class Notes Concert, The Mirandola Ensemble will sing a variety of repertoire and help students identify key characteristics of music from various cultures and eras. They will discuss vocal technique and demonstrate different styles singing.

 Classroom settings, choir/vocal music classes.

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About the Ensemble: The Mirandola Ensemble are a vocal music quartet who specialize in early music from around the world. Available for up to 3 concerts a day.
