La Donna Musicale explores the distinctive secular contributions of women composers from Paris to the French Baroque and Rococo genres of airs sérieux and airs à boire (serious and drinking songs).
La Donna Musicale and Rumbarroco continue a musical exploration that extends from the Iberian Renaissance to Indigenous and African-influenced folk traditions in contemporary South America.
In these concerts, Rumbarroco focuses on the intercultural fusion between musical traditions, including early European music of the Renaissance and Baroque and its confluence with African, Amerindian, and Latin-American genres.
Let’s celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month at the Arlington Town Day. Rumbarroco will be performing a blend of music from cultures representing the inherent multiculturalism of Latin America.
Making their BEMF début, La Donna Musicale and Rumbarroco perform songs and polyphonic settings that highlight “Morenas”—dark-skinned women—in the Ibero-American repertory.
RUMBARROCO and the Venezuelan Association of Massachusetts invite you to celebrate Venezuelan Independence Day and Simon Bolivar’s birthday with music, Venezuelan treats, and the continuation of our humanitarian & educational campaign for Venezuela.
Thanks to the fundraising concert by Rumbarroco and La Donna Musicale in 2023.
Rumbarroco is a multicultural fusion ensemble that draws from early Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American sources and connects them with contemporary popular and folk music of the Americas.