Early Music America

13 Mar 2014 – Early Music America, the advocacy organization for performers, scholars, students and audiences, has selected Donald Rosenberg as the next editor of Early Music America magazine, effective July 1. The Winter 2014 issue will be the first to be published under his direction. Rosenberg succeeds Benjamin Dunham, who has served as Early Music America magazine’s editor since 2002. […]

14 Nov 2013 (PITTSBURGH, PA) –  Early Music America has published the Fall 2013 issue of its quarterly publication, Early Music America magazine. NOTABLE IN THIS ISSUE: Love in a Many Splendored Zarzuela Rachel Penn Adams describes how the Orchestra of New Spain treats its Dallas audience to a Spanish Baroque entertainment, staged as if presented in the

30 Sep 2013 Bringing a notable tenure to a close Benjamin Dunham, editor of Early Music AmericaMagazine, will retire after the Fall 2014 issue of the magazine. Dunham was appointed editor of Early Music America in 2002 and has overseen expansion of the magazine to serve the needs of a growing Early Music America membership. During his tenure, the

16 May 2013 [PITTSBURGH, PA] – Early Music America, the national service organization for the field of early music, announces the winners of its 2013 awards recognizing outstanding accomplishments in early music. These awards will be presented at the EMA Annual Meeting and Awards Ceremony after the Young Performers Festival (coinciding with the Boston Early Music Festival) on

4 Dec 2012 Early Music America has published the Winter 2012 issue of its quarterly publication, Early Music America magazine. NOTABLE IN THIS ISSUE: Vitruvian Man, Baroque Dance, and Fractals Catherine Turocy, a leading American choreographer of Baroque dance, discusses architectural and mathematical principles that inspire her work. Excerpt: “I sometimes feel that the larger geometry of the