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This page is intended to create a new EMA Organization membership. If you are renewing your membership, current or lapsed, please visit the renew page. If you are renewing a Persona, Student, or Household membership, please visit the Renew page. If you’re looking to start a new EMA membership, visit the membership page.
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This page is intended to create a new EMA Household membership. If you are renewing your membership, current or lapsed, please visit the Renew page. If you’re looking to start a Personal, Student, or Organization membership, visit the membership page. Please email support@earlymusicamerica.org for assistance if you would like to convert your current Personal or Student membership to
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This page is intended to create a new EMA Personal or Student membership. If you are renewing your membership, current or lapsed, please visit the Renew page. If you’re looking to start a Household or Organization membership, visit the membership page. You may also download a membership form and join offline. We will email you a membership
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Become a member of EMA and help us continue to serve the field of early music through our grants, scholarships, festivals, advocacy and awareness initiatives. Early Music America’s Personal, Student, and Household Members represent a community of musicians, administrators, and audience members whose commitment to early music contributes to the vibrant future of the field.
Getting Kids HookedÂ
Seattle’s SHAK, Chicago’s Stevenson High School, and a new start-up, Lute4Kids in upstate New York, are among the few U.S. early-music programs devoted to hands-on, pre-collegiate education. It’s a pipeline the field must nurture if it’s to thrive.
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Celebrating the ‘Founding Parent’ of Folk Studies in America
Pioneering American folklorist Francis James Child, born 200 years ago, will be celebrated this week for his lasting cultural influence, especially for his collection known as the Child Ballads. Today, folk revivals ‘find an essence of identity against the commodification of culture,’ protesting how ‘everything can be sold.’
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Early Music Competition in Potsdam, Germany
Registration Now Open! For the seventh consecutive year, the Potsdam Sanssouci Music Festival and its circle of friends are opening up applications to the Early Music Competition for young ensembles. When The ensembles present themselves to the jury and audience in a series of lunchtime concerts as part of the Potsdam Sanssouci Music Festival on
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Baroque Dance and Beyond with Julia Bengtsson
Julia Bengtsson has found her footing as an acclaimed dancer, choreographer, and unstoppable entrepreneur. At the 2025 EMA Virtual Summit, Oct. 18, Bengtsson will co-present ‘Anatomy of a Dance,’ demonstrating connections between music and dance, followed by a brief performance.
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