In honor of the 200th anniversary of Florida becoming a US territory, Incantare (an early music ensemble of violins and sackbuts) presents “Musical Landscapes Across the New World,” a specially-conceived program of music from worlds both old and new. Beginning in sixteenth-century Spanish Florida, where the Huguenots sang psalm settings by Goudimel at Fort Caroline and Spanish Catholic church musicians performed the sonorous polyphony of Francisco Guerrero and other Iberian composers, the program then shifts focus to Spanish territories throughout the Americas, with dances, motets, and villancicos from Mexico, Guatemala, and Peru, revealing a complex and fascinating story of transoceanic musical confluence in the communities of North America and beyond. Join this early music ensemble as they take the stage along with collaborative FSU musicians.

Tickets are $10 general admission, and may be purchased online at tickets.music.fsu.edu or in person at the Fine Arts Box Office, 540 W. Call Street, Tallahassee, FL 32306.