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From the Studio: Carrie Kraus and John Lenti

Baroque Music Montana's Carrie Krause and John Lenti
Savanna Rothe
Baroque Music Montana's Carrie Krause and John Lenti

Violinist Carrie Kraus and theorbo player John Lenti are spreading the good news of Baroque-era music—from the period of roughly 1600-1750—through touring and performances in venues large and small in Montana, and now Washington. Carrie plays a violin built according to the esthetics of the 18th century, and John the largest member of the lute family, an instrument with 7 fretted strings and seven non-fretted bass strings. Carrie, based in Bozeman, MT, is founder of the touring ensemble Baroque Music Montana. John, a Seattle resident, is a busy travelling musician, playing in venues and with ensembles across the country. They visited the KPBX studio for music and conversation while in Spokane for a recital of French Baroque music at St. John's Cathedral.

Baroque Music Montana