For the inaugural season of the Pass Early Music Festival, artistic director Catalina Guevara Klein has programmed an eclectic array of works by known composers such as Mozart, Handel, and the Bach family, as well as lesser known masters, including Maria Antonia of Bavaria, and an entire concert of Latin American music from the colonial […]
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Featuring the much-anticipated return to Monteverdi’s Vespers of 1610 to celebrate Cantata Singers’ 60th anniversary, a first-ever regional tour, a commission and world premiere by composer Scott Perkins, and a two-concert Chamber Series at the French Library. Boston, MA —Under the direction of Music Director Noah Horn, Cantata Singers announces its 61st season. Four Main
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S’Cool Sounds (SCS) provides hands-on music instruction for K-12 children through classroom teaching, after school programs, and community events. With thriving in-person programs well-established in both New York City and Kenya, SCS is expanding its reach even further—this time, through digital learning for students of all ages. In addition to its existing library of free
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A modern premiere and an overdue revival at Rose Theater (Jazz at Lincoln Center) and Kasser Theater (Montclair State University) July 21-25, 2024 Featuring the first modern performance of Anna di Resburgo by Carolina Uccelli, the only female composer to reach a major theater in Bel Canto Italy and Bellini’s classic I Capuleti e i
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Versailles, celebrating its 400th anniversary, attracts some seven million tourists each year. The Versailles Spectacles, a private corporation, sells millions of tickets to its deluxe entertainments: from fireworks and fountains to horse shows and DJ techno under the stars — and all of it helps subsidize the palace’s Opéra Royal.
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An Ockeghem marathon, coming next week to the Met Cloisters in New York, is the latest event celebrating the composer’s 600th. New recordings and new approaches to ‘the hardest composer’ of the 15th century is helping lift his reputation from mystical and complex to something more universal: ‘it’s just fabulous music.’
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Month-Long City-Wide NEW YORK EARLY MUSIC CELEBRATION to Include Golden Anniversary Concert by Early Music New York – Frederick Renz, Director Early Music Foundation (EMF) and Frederick Renz, Founding Director of both EMF and its performance ensemble Early Music New York (EM/NY), will host and promote a month-long series of events in connection with the
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Detailed daily schedule with times and locations. Check back throughout the summer as we add more presentations, workshops, and events.
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ChamberQUEER is thrilled to present ChamberQUEER 2024: Constellation, our 2024 Pride Month celebration of queer community, diversity, and excellence in chamber music! Featuring multiple live performances and workshops every day, Constellation runs Tuesday, June 11 through Sunday, June 16 at MITU580, with additional community events at nearby coffee shops and bars. Find out all the
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Early Music America is pleased to announce it has been approved by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) for a Grants for Arts Projects award of $25,000. This grant will support the 2024 EMA Summit in Cleveland, October 20-22. In total, the NEA will award 1,135 Grants for Arts Projects awards totaling more than $37 million as part of its second round of fiscal year 2024 grants.
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