Portland Baroque Orchestra Artistic Director Monica Huggett to Retire after 2020-2021 Season
After more than 26 years leading Portland Baroque Orchestra (PBO), Monica Huggett plans to step down as Artistic Director following the 2020-2021 Season.
North Carolina HIP Music Festival
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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New Institutes To Nurture Young Musicians
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 partners with Georgetown University and Trinity College Dublin to present “Saint Brigid and the Medieval Sacred Music of Ireland”
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
Early Music Month Mini-Grants
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. 2026 Mini-Grant Recipients Early Music America is pleased to award the following ensembles and organizations Early Music Month Mini-Grants for projects to be held
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Enlightenment Of A Musical And Technological Kind
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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‘The Collective Joy of Music-Making’
Community baroque orchestras that provide performing outlets for amateurs and professionals are on the ascent in North America.
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Book Review: Handel Documents Aplenty
The magisterial multi-volume set of Handel documents put together by Donald Burrows and the distinguished Handel scholars Helen Coffey, John Greenacombe, and the late Anthony Hicks promises to include just about everything written about, by, to, and for Handel.
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