As part of the 2020 Early Music Summit, Early Music America is proud to present this video playlist representing submissions by some of the artists and performing ensembles that make up our membership. Abby & Jay Michaels – The Harper & The MinstrelFour Early Music pieces played on five different instruments Adriana Ruiz (voice) &
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Mid-Winter Music Workshop 2021 The 18th annual workshop with early and newer music for Recorders, Brass, Viols and other “early” instruments will be held Friday, January 22 and Saturday, January 23, 2021. Sponsored by the Atlanta Early Music Alliance (AEMA) and the Atlanta Chapter of the American Recorder Society (ARS-Atlanta) … and encouraged by regional
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A Tafelmusik Christmas Elisa Citterio, Director Ivars Taurins, Director Members of Tafelmusik Chamber Choir December 10, 2020 So much in our world has changed, but Christmas wouldn’t be the same without Tafelmusik! Co-curated by Ivars Taurins and Elisa Citterio, this festive program brings members of the choir and orchestra together for the first time in
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CONTACT: David McCormick davidryanmccormick@gmail.com (703) 587-0483 684 Lockesley Terrace Charlottesville, VA 22903 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Early Music Access Project presents EXPANDING THE NARRATIVE: SLAVE SONGS AND SPIRITUALS AS EARLY MUSIC Sunday, November 22 at 4pm FREE Premiere on YouTube and Facebook David McCormick, host & baroque violin Patrick Dailey, countertenor James Dargan, baritone Reggie
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The European Early Music Network (Réseau Européen de Musique Ancienne, or REMA) will present its first European Early Music Summit online Nov. 20-22.
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In September 2020, the American Bach Society (ABS) launched Tiny Bach Concerts, a monthly video series featuring short Bach performances prefaced by brief scholarly commentary.
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The performances by the 40 student singers and 20 players from Northwestern University who took part in ‘Orfeo Remote’ were filmed and recorded in and around their homes as far away as South Korea.
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Evanston, Illinois-based Bach Week Festival’s 2020 Bachanalia, its fourth annual fall fundraiser featuring pairings of classical music with wines selected for the occasion by an advanced sommelier, will take place this season as a free, prerecorded online video presentation premiering at 3 p.m. (CDT) on Sunday, October 18, via Facebook and YouTube. Links will be
The 12 pieces on the ensemble’s new recording are culled from 2,300 in the collection of the Düben family, whose members over three generations served as Kapellmeisters for the Royal Swedish Court in Stockholm; they are the best of the best.
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“We must be anti-racist in early music because early music is worth it.”
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