Spring 2015
Vol. 21, No. 1; Spring 2015
Elisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre’s 350th Birthday
A clever self-promoter, Jacquet de La Guerre augmented her exceptional musical talents with a combination of shrewd risk taking, perceptive opportunism, and persuasive ability. Described by the Mercure Galant, a prominent French newspaper of the time, as a “marvel of our century,” Jacquet was born into a musical family, and was highly favored by King Louis XIV. From a young age, she received musical training at his court. She later composed and performed works that spanned several genres, publishing many of them, which was quite unusual for a woman.
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University of Rochester Press
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Emerging Professional Leadership Council
Mission The Emerging Professional Leadership Council (EPLC) provides young professionals valuable non-profit board experience by working alongside the board of Early Music America to support and advocate for the next generation of early music professionals, performers, scholars, patrons and enthusiasts in the Americas. EPLC members receive mentorship from EMA board and committee members, take part
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Whatever Happened To Those Six Baroque Performance Competition Finalists?
In 2012, Early Music America sought to foster early music ensembles early in their careers and created the Baroque Performance Competition to promote awareness and support their growth. Through an application process and panel review, six finalists were selected to compete on October 20, 2012 at Corpus Christi Church in New York City. The Baroque
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