Austrian harpist, lutenist and theorbo player Christina Pluhar (b. 1965)
specializes in early instruments, for which she has a genuine passion. Living in
Paris since 1992, she founded the L'Arpeggiata ensemble in 2000, with the aim of
promoting early and baroque music and bringing these genres together with
traditional music and even jazz. This initiative has won her the support of
critics and audiences alike, who have raved about her albums Homo Fugit Velut
Umbra (2002), La Tarentella (2004), Teatro d'Amore (2008), featuring Monteverdi,
and Via Crucis (2010), with Philippe Jarou...