The videos below include original EMA videos and videos about the fields of early music and historical performance practice.
Celebrating Trailblazers in Historical Performance: Conversations with Tom Kelly
Trailblazers in Historical Performance is presented in collaboration with Thomas Forrest Kelly and the Juilliard School. This on-going project features conversations with key individuals in the field of early music and historical performance practice. Launched on April 19, 2021, the series will begin with 12 interviews conducted between December 2020 and March 2021.
Available July 28, 2021
Thomas Forrest Kelly is Morton B. Knafel Research Professor of Music at Harvard University, and a member of the Historical Performance faculty at The Juilliard School. He has served as the director of the Wellesley College Collegium Musicum, the Five College Early Music Program, the Oberlin Historical Performance Program, as Music Director of the Cambridge Society for Early Music, and President and as long-time board member of Early Music America. He writes a regular column for Early Music America magazine.
Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access in Early Music
IDEA Performance Videos
A collection of videos curated by the IDEA Task Force representing diversity in early music.
IDEA Panels and Webinars
EMA Webinars & Panels
A complete archive of EMA’s public streaming webinars and panel discussions since December 2019.
Presenter: Ian Pomerantz
Presenter: John Tyson
Presenter: Tom Kelly
Presenters: Karen Burciaga and Dan Meyers
Presenters: Gus Denhard and Monica Rojas-Stewart
Presenter: Henry Lebedinsky
Host: Maria Romero
Presenter: Guillermo Salaz-Suárez
Presenter: Loren Ludwig
Presenter: Adam Gilbert
Presenter: Michael Delfin
Presenter: Elizabeth Weinfield
Presenter: Dorian Bandy
Presenter: Andrew Schulte
Presenter: Rebecca Cypess
Presenter: Nick Jones
Presenter Patricia Ann Neely
Presenter: Tom Moore
Presenter: Adam Gilbert
Festival & Showcase Playlists (2011-Present)
Performance playlists for EMA’s Young Performers Festival (2011 to current) and Emerging Artists Showcase (2018-present).
EMA Website Tutorials
Learn how to navigate and use the EMA website.