FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 21, 2020 Rutgers University and The Raritan Players explore the eighteenth-century salon and its music Marianna Martines, an eighteenth-century composer, singer, keyboardist, and salon hostess, is the focus of a concert with commentary New Brunswick, NJ – An interdisciplinary conference with an innovative musical program is set to take place […]
Early Music America is establishing the biennial Thomas Zajac Memorial Scholarship for performers and scholars who embody the multi-instrumentalist and educator’s adventurous spirit.
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To mark the 250th anniversary this year of Beethoven’s birth, John Eliot Gardiner is leading his Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique in Beethoven’s nine symphonies in five cities.
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After more than 26 years leading Portland Baroque Orchestra (PBO), Monica Huggett plans to step down as Artistic Director following the 2020-2021 Season.
www.mallarmemusic.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2019  CONTACT: Suzanne Rousso, Artistic Director office: 919/560-2701 | cell: 919/413-3120 | suzanne@mallarmemusic.org 2020 NORTH CAROLINA HIP MUSIC FESTIVAL LINE-UP ANNOUNCED Durham, NC – The Mallarmé Chamber Players is proud to announce the line-up for the fifth biennial North Carolina HIP Music Festival. The HIP (Historically Informed Performance)
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The Carmel Bach Festival introduces a session for an early-music string quartet, while Oklahoma City University will offer a training institute aimed at singers and instrumentalists.
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Eya is thrilled to partner with Georgetown University in presenting Saint Brigid and the Medieval Sacred Music of Ireland. This music festival will feature: Chant workshop led by Eya’s music director, Allison Mondel Women’s ensemble, Brigid’s Circle, featured in performance with Eya Concert performance of new program, Brigid, presented by Eya with Brigid’s Circle This festival project is co-sponsored
To celebrate Early Music Month, EMA recognizes outstanding community engagement projects of individuals and organizations that take place in March. Early Music Month Mini-Grants support selected creative projects with supplemental funding. Mini-Grant Details Mini-grants of $500 are awarded for projects to be held in the Americas during Early Music Month in March of each year.
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London’s Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment plays New York’s Tully Hall and Oberlin College this month, with help at the former from cell-phone quieting Yondr cases.
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