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Listening to Art: Street Scenes

Harmonia | By Chelsey Belt - May 13, 2024

Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s “Children’s Games,” 1560.

This week on Harmonia, we’re continuing our Listening to Art mini-series with the sounds of 16th and 17th century public spaces: patrolling the city walls, heading to market with its melodious fishmongers and greengrocers, and dancing in the streets.

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