EMA’s ongoing series of webinars covering topics of historical performance practice and early music
Details
- Topics must relate to the field of early music or historical performance practice
- Special consideration will be given to interest sessions which focus on cultural cross-fertilizations in the history of early music
- Webinars will be held via the Zoom web conferencing platform and livestreamed via Facebook Live on EMA’s Facebook Page
- Webinars will be archived on EMA’s YouTube Channel
- Webinars will last a maximum of one hour
- presenter content should be held to a maximum of 40 minutes with remaining time for Q&A
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Previous Webinars
- Representing Yourself in the Best Way: Submitting Performance Applications
- Making the Most of Your Facebook Page
- Expanding Your Reach Through Early Music Month
- A Cookbook of Renaissance Music: Exploring 15th-Century Composition and Improvisation
- 50 Unknown Flutists 1800-1850
- A Circle of Fifths: a retrospective and remedy for addressing diversity in early music in America
- Texting with Madrigals: English Madrigals as Poetry
- Music, Salon Culture, and Judaism in the World of Sara Levy
- To Trill or Trillo? A Study in Performance Practice
- Rethinking Evidence and Speculation in Historical Performance: The Case of Mozart’s Improvisations
- Music, Business, and Belonging in the Early Modern Antwerp Salon
- Tempo and Performance Practice in Brahms’s Handel Variation
- Singing and Playing Online in Meaningful Ways
- James River Music Book
- Fiddlers and Social Mobility in New Spain
- Black & Brown Composers in Baroque Latin America: An Introduction to the Repertoire
- Building Partnerships that Advance Justice
- Pilgrims’ Progress: Creating Music for the Plimoth Settlers 1590-1650
- In the Palace of the Dukes of Mantua
- Renaissance Improvisation
- Slaves Songs and Spirituals as Early Music: A Follow-Up Conversation
- Fact and Fiction: What is Early (and not Early) About Sephardic Music?
View our YouTube webinars playlist below