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Lute and Guitar Festival

19/09/2013

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“Basel Plucks” ̶ the festival for lute and guitar scheduled from October 2 to 6 ̶ presents prominent lutists and guitarists teaching and living in Basel. The festival creates a platform to demonstrate the unique richness and diversity of the lute and guitar scene in Basel. The inclusive festival pass (all concerts) costs 70 Swiss francs, and a single day pass costs 20 Swiss francs. The venues include Musik Akademie Basel (Music Academy Basel), Zinzendorfhaus on Leimenstrasse, Kultkino on Theaterstrasse and Museum für Musik im Lohnhof.

For more information: www.facebook.com/baselplucks
Tickets: +41 61 264 57 57

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