Pastime With Good Company
The informal theme of EMA’s 2019 festival & showcase, which ran May 22-24 in Bloomington, IN, turned out to be creating meaningful connections.
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Exploring Music From Old World To New
Boston University’s Center for Early Music Studies (CEMS) seeks to make connections with a conference, “Atlantic Crossings: Music from 1492 through the Long Eighteenth Century,” which will be held June 7 and 8.
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Feasting on Festivals
What sets many festivals apart are specific approaches and characteristics. In the world of early music, one can find festivals built around thematic programming and those that embrace a mix of repertoire meant to spice up our artistic lives.
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Early-Music Festivals, Workshops, and Competitions
EMA’s list of Early-Music Festivals, Workshops, and Competitions is a public service provided to all presenters, regardless of EMA membership. Most North America workshops are eligible for an EMA Workshop Scholarship! Find out more and apply! Download the EMA Festival & Workshop List as a Spreadsheet. Current EMA members may also add early music events to the Member Concerts
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Third Coast Baroque Awakens Handel Rarity
The composer’s first oratorio, ‘Il trionfo del Tempo e del Disinganno,’ will be performed April 12 and 13 in the original 2¾-hour version that premiered in 1707 with Arcangelo Corelli as concertmaster.
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Early Music Finds An Old Kentucky Home
Kentucky has a small but respectable showing in historical performance throughout the state. Ensembles, experts, community members, and audiences are all part of bringing exposure and promanance to our field.
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Celebrate Early Music Day 2019!
Join early music fans throughout the glove on this international day devoted to the love and enjoyment of early music.
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The Advent of Early Music in Quebec
Coinciding with the culmination of Quebec’s Revolution Tranquille (1960-1975), an increasing awareness of the non-conformist early-music movement in Europe started spreading in the province as recordings were made available in the early 1970s.
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It’s Early Music Month Again!
Throughout March, Early Music America will highlight the variety and diversity of early music in North America – from individuals and organizations, to concerts, lectures, play-days, workshops, and more.
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Period Instruments Meet Modern Dance
This weekend, in a collaboration with the Seattle Baroque Orchestra and soloists, Seattle-based choreographer Olivier Wevers unveils his new take on Pergolesi’s ‘Stabat Mater’ with his contemporary dance company, Whim W’Him.
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