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August 2021
Zomerzang 2021 for Singers
Join us in 13th-century France as we accompany our fictitious knight/narrator on his journeys throughout the countryside. He encounters fair maidens and lots of colorful characters planning fetes with plenty of food, drink, music, and dancing. One of our central characters, Guiot, is a working musician who hopes to be making lots of money playing for upcoming weddings, and our story wouldn’t be complete without a fight over a girl. This is the world we find depicted in the…
Find out more »How to Build a More Equitable Culture in Early Music
Monthly conversations on examining the ways in which racism operates, recognizing our roles, and committing to change. Facilitated by EMA IDEA task force members Patricia Ann Neely and Gus Denhard. Limited to 20 participants. EMA membership required. Registration details found on the Early Music Opportunities page. Login required
Find out more »Zomerzang 2021 for Singers
Join us in 13th-century France as we accompany our fictitious knight/narrator on his journeys throughout the countryside. He encounters fair maidens and lots of colorful characters planning fetes with plenty of food, drink, music, and dancing. One of our central characters, Guiot, is a working musician who hopes to be making lots of money playing for upcoming weddings, and our story wouldn’t be complete without a fight over a girl. This is the world we find depicted in the…
Find out more »Expanding the Western Classical Music Canon with Paula Maust
REGISTER NOW Although restrictive cultural expectations and the atrocities of slavery stifled an unfathomable amount of creative output, numerous women and POC composed Western classical music before the twentieth century. Yet the voices of most of these composers have been erased from our historical narratives. Nowhere is this historical inaccuracy more prominent than in the complete dearth of gender and racial representation in contemporary pedagogical resources. For example, the seven most-used music theory textbooks in the U.S. contain 2930 musical…
Find out more »September 2021
Historical Dance with Catherine Turocy: “Taking It Slow”
REGISTER NOW This practical session will take the performer through a slow sarabande phrase, emphasizing the inner landscape of the music as it moves through the body into a danced action. The body will be explored as a moving sculpture or painting revealing concepts of beauty through the flow and rhythm of the music. Catherine Turocy, co-founder of The New York Baroque Dance Company in 1976, is recognized as one of today’s leading choreographer/reconstructors and stage directors in 17th and…
Find out more »How to Build a More Equitable Culture in Early Music
Monthly conversations on examining the ways in which racism operates, recognizing our roles, and committing to change. Facilitated by EMA IDEA task force members Patricia Ann Neely and Gus Denhard. Limited to 20 participants. EMA membership required. Registration details found on the Member Opportunities page. Login required
Find out more »October 2021
How to Build a More Equitable Culture in Early Music
Monthly conversations on examining the ways in which racism operates, recognizing our roles, and committing to change. Facilitated by EMA IDEA task force members Patricia Ann Neely and Gus Denhard. Limited to 20 participants. EMA membership required. Registration details found on the Early Music Opportunities page. Login required
Find out more »November 2021
How to Build a More Equitable Culture in Early Music
Monthly conversations on examining the ways in which racism operates, recognizing our roles, and committing to change. Facilitated by EMA IDEA task force members Patricia Ann Neely and Gus Denhard. Limited to 20 participants. EMA membership required. Registration details found on the Early Music Opportunities page. Login required
Find out more »December 2021
How to Build a More Equitable Culture in Early Music
Monthly conversations on examining the ways in which racism operates, recognizing our roles, and committing to change. Facilitated by EMA IDEA task force members Patricia Ann Neely and Gus Denhard. Limited to 20 participants. EMA membership required. Registration details found on the Early Music Opportunities page. Login required
Find out more »January 2022
How to Build a More Equitable Culture in Early Music
Monthly conversations on examining the ways in which racism operates, recognizing our roles, and committing to change. Facilitated by EMA IDEA task force members Patricia Ann Neely and Gus Denhard. Limited to 20 participants. EMA membership required. Registration details found on the Early Music Opportunities page. Login required
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