This musical tale invites audiences to join Mikołaj Krzysztof Radziwiłł, known as Radziwiłł the Orphan, on his famous journey to the Holy Land in 1582–1584. Born into a prominent noble family of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, Radziwiłł the Orphan was a young, educated and curious traveller. His account of the pilgrimage, published later, became widely popular throughout Europe and was translated into several languages.

The travellers’ experiences come to life in a vibrant musical mosaic that brings together dances from Renaissance Venice, songs from Cyprus and Crete, medieval melodies and improvisations, and music from the Middle East. Created by Ieva Baublytė together with the performers of the renowned Greek ensemble Ex Silentio, the programme opens a dialogue between historical cultures and invites audiences to experience the spirit of a Renaissance journey.

Lithuanian recorder and historical harp player Ieva Baublytė completed her studies at the renowned Schola Cantorum Basiliensis in Switzerland. She regularly takes part in masterclasses in various European countries, with a particular interest in improvisation.

She has performed with ensembles such as Chiaroscuro and the interactive performance troupe Camerata dei Folli, directed by Spanish director Adrian Schvarzstein. She has also performed as a soloist in several opera productions conducted by Trevor Pinnock. Since 2025, she has regularly collaborated with Dimitris Kountouras and Irini Bilini Moraiti of the ensemble Ex Silentio. Alongside her ensemble work, Ieva Baublytė also gives solo concerts in which early music meets traditional influences and her own music.

She performs regularly at festivals and concert halls in Lithuania and other European countries. Ieva Baublytė is the initiator and creator of this concert programme.