Early Music America offers awards of up to $2,500 annually to support engagement projects for children and/or adults by organizations, ensembles, and individual artists. The awards are intended to promote awareness and appreciation of early music and historical performance with the goal of drawing new audiences and participants. 2026 Engagement Award Recipients Engagement includes, but
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28 Sep 2012 [SEATTLE, WA] — Early Music America has appointed Ann Felter, a dynamic arts administrator and development professional based in Pittsburgh, as EMA’s new Executive Director. (She succeeds retiring Executive Director Maria Coldwell.) Best known in the early music world as the former Executive Director of Renaissance & Baroque in Pittsburgh (1999-2008), Felter has an
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29 May 2012 [SEATTLE, WA] — Maria Coldwell, Executive Director of Early Music America, has announced her decision to step down in September 2012, after ten years of leading the national arts service organization. A musicologist by training, as well as early music performer, educator, and concert presenter, Coldwell has brought Early Music America to new programmatic
5 Mar 2012 [Seattle, WA] — Early Music America (EMA), the North American service organization for the field of early music, will present its second Young Performers Festival in June 2012, following the successful launch of this new initiative last June in Boston. The EMA Young Performers Festival will take place June 6-8, 2012, at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
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