Grab your turkey jerky, energy bars, and water bottles, folks, 'cause we're going on a pilgrimage!
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WHAT? MEDIEVAL PILGRIMAGE IN IBERIA
IS OPENING
THIS WEEKEND?!


Yes, it is! Join us for a joyous journey across Medieval Spain as a small company of eleven female singers explores the music of pilgrimage in Medieval Spain. At times meditative, at times joyously mesmerizing, and always beautiful, TEMP will enchant you with music for pilgrimage in Iberia. 

Much of this music was intentionally scored for higher voices, such as works from the convent in Burgos, which were written for the nuns to perform. The TEMP chorus of women epitomize the beauty of this music written for the richly transparent timbre of treble voices.

TEMP welcomes guests Mary Springfels (vielle) and Peter Maund (percussion) and the TEMP Medieval orchestra of vielles, harps, and gittern for this very special concert. We hope to see you there!
 
Texas Early Music Project 
presents
 

MEDIEVAL PILGRIMAGE IN IBERIA

 with special guests Mary Springfels (vielle) and Peter Maund (percussion)

8pm, Saturday, October 10, 2015
St. John's Episcopal Church, 11201 Parkfield Drive

3pm, Sunday, October 11, 2015
First Presbyterian Church, 8001 Mesa Drive

Admission $30 general; $25 seniors (60+); $5 students (at the door only)
Tickets available  in advance online or by cash, check, or credit card at the door.

Take advantage of preferred seating
by purchasing Season Tickets online (on our web site) through Oct. 11!

For more information, call (512) 377-6961.

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