The EMA Member Concerts & Events Calendar is for live, time-sensitive events, such as in-person concerts, livestreaming performances/premieres, and live online events such as webinars.You are also welcome to submit Early Music News & Press Releases about these or other activities.
Highlights from this calendar are included in the weekly E-Notes email newsletter (Tuesdays). Selections are made based on variety of event types and geographic regions.
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Watch from Home! Jeannette Sorrell, harpsichord & direction Olivier Brault & Alan Choo, violin soloists (Apr. 9-10) Francisco Fullana & Alan Choo, violin soloists (Apr. 11-12 & 17-18) René Schiffer & Rebecca Landell Reed, cello soloists Our season-long pilgrimage to wellness ends with an exuberant celebration of Nature. If you thought you knew Vivaldi’s Four …
CELEBRATION: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons – rediscovered Read More »
Watch from Home! Jeannette Sorrell, harpsichord & direction Olivier Brault & Alan Choo, violin soloists (Apr. 9-10) Francisco Fullana & Alan Choo, violin soloists (Apr. 11-12 & 17-18) René Schiffer & Rebecca Landell Reed, cello soloists Our season-long pilgrimage to wellness ends with an exuberant celebration of Nature. If you thought you knew Vivaldi’s Four …
CELEBRATION: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons – rediscovered Read More »
Enjoy the awakening season with Carolina Pro Musica and music by Landini, Janequin, Vivaldi, and Boismortier. The program of French and Italian music shares the genius of Vivaldi and his famous “Spring Concerto” from the Four Seasons. French composer Boismortier wrote four cantatas, one for each season. Hear his complete Spring cantata for soprano, flute …
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
Eternity lies at the core of Bach's beloved cantata Gottes Zeit ist die allerbeste Zeit which creates a stark juxtaposition between the earthly death of the Old Testament and the redemption to come of the New Testament. Gottes Zeit ist die allerbeste Zeit BWV 106 J.S. Bach Chorale: Mit Fried und Freud ich fahr dahin Organ: Improvisation Mit Fried und …
featuring Antonio Gomez This presentation explores the shaping of Latino musical genres and how they in turn have contributed to popular music in the USA. For this presentation we focus on the evolution of Latin American music up through the early 1900s, ranging from Mexican sones to Afro-Cuban rumba, Brazilian capoeira, Puerto Rican bomba, Panamanian …
Deep Roots, New Branches – Mapping Latino Musical Migrations Read More »
Philharmonia returns to Amsterdam this Thursday with electrifying performances of Mozart and Tchaikovsky. Sensational piano duo Alexandra Nepomnyashchaya and Richard Egarr will perform an Andante from Mozart’s Sonata for Piano Four-Hands in F Major followed by Tchaikovsky’s powerful Symphony No. 4, “Fate Symphony” — brilliantly arranged by Tchaikovsky’s friend and colleague Sergei Taneyev. Richard and Alex will perform the program on a gorgeous Bechstein piano from 1860. Both works are monumental: Mozart in its “Romantic” …
Style Benders In the 18th century the musical rivalry between France and Italy culminated in a hybrid style, famously dubbed by François Couperin as "Les Goûts réunis". This program will feature works by some of these style-bending champions — J. S. Bach, G. P. Telemann, and Couperin himself. David Ross, traverso Arnie Tanimoto, viola da …
Midtown Concerts Presents The Shin, Tanimoto, Ross Trio Read More »
EMA members are invited to this conversation about planning for programs in Fall 2021 and beyond in a new paradigm where hybrid event planning will be norm. The meeting will include a short presentation and time for large group discussion and breakout groups. Members can find Zoom registration details on the Member Opportunities page. Login …
EMA Organization Member Meeting: Planning for Fall ’21 and Beyond Read More »
Join host and EMS Development Director, Betsy Brick, for an engaging interview with our guest stage directors, Theodore Deacon, Arne Zaslove and others. Together they will explore the the work of Orazio Vecchi and the Madrigal Comedy: L’Amfiparnaso which was written in 1597. Go to earlymusicseattle.org to view