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The Ensemble Les Boréades brings this world to life with a program dedicated to English and German music of the period: Locke, Purcell, and Blow feature alongside Reincken, Schmelzer, and Buxtehude in a natural dialogue between two parallel traditions. Recorders, violin, viola da gamba, and harpsichord come together to form an ensemble of rare delicacy. An intimate concert, performed by four leading Quebec musicians.