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16 May 2013 [PITTSBURGH, PA] – Early Music America, the national service organization for the field of early music, announces the winners of its 2013 awards recognizing outstanding accomplishments in early music. These awards will be presented at the EMA Annual Meeting and Awards Ceremony after the Young Performers Festival (coinciding with the Boston Early Music Festival) on

4 Dec 2012 Early Music America has published the Winter 2012 issue of its quarterly publication, Early Music America magazine. NOTABLE IN THIS ISSUE: Vitruvian Man, Baroque Dance, and Fractals Catherine Turocy, a leading American choreographer of Baroque dance, discusses architectural and mathematical principles that inspire her work. Excerpt: “I sometimes feel that the larger geometry of the

31 Aug 2012 [SEATTLE, WA] – Early Music America has published the Fall 2012 issue of its quarterly publication, Early Music America magazine. Call 1-888-SACKBUT or email info@earlymusic.org now to request a complimentary copy. Early Music America magazine is now available in a new online, enhanced format! This new version of the magazine gives quick access to music samples, YouTube videos and links

5 Jun 2012 [SEATTLE, WA] – Early Music America, the national service organization for the field of early music, is pleased to announce six finalist ensembles in its new Baroque Performance Competition. The purpose of this competition is to promote the career development of new and emerging period-instrument ensembles, and the Grand Prize includes a cash award, plus

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

25 May 2012 [SEATTLE, WA] – Early Music America has published the Summer 2012 issue (Vol. 18, Number 2) of its quarterly publication, Early Music America magazine. Call 1-888-SACKBUT or email info@earlymusic.org now to request a complimentary copy. NOTABLE IN THIS ISSUE: Baroque Opera: Captivating the Critics In her address to the Rubin Institute for Music Criticism at the Oberlin