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| | Tapestry |
 | | The trademark of the Boston ensemble of three women (plus vocal and instrumental guests) is combining medieval repertory and contemporary compositions in bold conceptual programming. |
 | | Tapestry has appeared throughout the United States and in Canada; engagements abroad include the early music festivals of Utrecht and Maastricht, Regensburger Alte Musiktage, Donne in Musica, Jubilee Festivities for the Millenium in Rome, and the Flanders Festival of Gent and Brussels. |
 | | They blend as well together as, for instance, Anonymous Four, but Tapestry’s sound is not as soft, but more in relief, more metalic, and in expression somewhat more earthy. |
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