A trio as fascinating as unusual, made up of three great performers of the Italian seventeenth-century repertoire, who, united by the mutual passion for the poetry of the early Baroque, give life to both still unknown repertoires and to the most beautiful pages of the great masters.

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From the spiritual arias of Orazio Michi and Marco Marazzoli to the moving laments of Claudio Monteverdi and Sigismondo d'India, the pathetic of the soprano voice is softened or rekindled in the musical lights and shadows of the most evocative string instruments: the harp of Orpheus, the lyre of Apollo.