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Severall Friends early music ensemble presents Goddesses and Monsters, a program of Spanish and Latin American baroque vocal and instrumental music. Featuring gambist Mary Springfels along with visiting guest artists; mezzo-soprano Cecilia Duarte; lutenist Hector Alfonso Torres and recorder player Kathryn Montoya. They'll be joined by locals Stephen Redfield, baroque violin; Kathleen McIntosh, harpsichord, and Jesse Joaquin Parker, percussion in a program of music by rarely heard composers including Duron, Literes, and Calderon.
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Jordan talks about his upcoming tour and more. -
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2026 LegislatureThanks to bills that did pass, state will divert money to pay for industry problems: abandoned wells and induced earthquakes. -
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The sprawling Santa Fe County property was formerly owned by convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. -
Vanessa Collier will perform at Unit B on Friday, March 13th. -
The protesters disapproved both of Barrett's judicial track record and of the Lensic for booking her. -
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The Santa Fe Police Department found and rescued a man who was overdosing because to the technology -
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Prosecutors say Meta failed to disclose what it knows about the harmful effects of its platforms, in violation of state consumer protection laws.
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New York bassist Boots Maleson joins John. Boots has played with some of the biggest names in jazz including Dexter Gordon, Milt Jackson, and Ron Carter. -
Xubi with Hybrid DJ, Drummer, Percussionist, Vocalist, Producer, and Beatmaker Chastity Ashley aka NEON PONY -
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Hayley Harper, Guitarist, Singer, and Lyricist for Albuquerque's Maybe So chats with KSFR's DJ Trate. Their debut single "Little Light" is available at mamamananarecords.bandcamp.com. -
Helga interviews Alexandra Henry and they share their love of Brazilian music. -
Rodrigo LopesHelga interviews Anat Cohen prior to her Santa Fe performance.
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