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New York Times SPECIAL OFFER INSIDE! SAVE 30% VOCAL ENSEMBLE SAN FRANCISCO 2018-19 “Simply, beautiful” NEW YORK TIMES 2018-19 San Francisco Series “Simply, beautiful” Cappella Romana has received extraordinary NEW YORK TIMES acclaim on national and international tours and in its Northwest series for over 27 years. We’re now pleased to launch a new “a sensual experience subscription series in San Francisco, meant to induce especially after the warm welcome from Bay a transcendent state” Area audiences like you in January 2018. SAN FRANCISCO You’ll have musical experiences with Cappella CLASSICAL VOICE Romana that are truly transformative. Rooted in the music of Old Rome (the West) and New Rome (Constantinople and the East), Cappella “innovative and Romana forges passion and scholarship into thought-provoking” music that keeps audiences coming back SEATTLE TIMES for more. 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