Winter 2014
Vol. 20, No. 4; Winter 2014
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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Indiana University Press
Your membership with Early Music America entitles you to a discount on the purchase of any of the Performer’s Guide Series, published by Indiana University Press. Each reference book provides valuable insight, information, and reference material for performers, musicologists, and enthusiasts of early music. Publications Performer’s Guide to 17th-Century Music, Second Edition Edited by Stewart
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Early Music America Announces 2014 Baroque Performance Competition Winners
16 Oct 2014 (PITTSBURGH, PA) – Early Music America held its Baroque Performance Competition Finals last weekend in Chicago which showcased up-and-coming talent in the early music field in front of an enthusiastic crowd. The finalists, who traveled from throughout North America to compete, were selected from a pool of applicants by an independent panel of three judges.
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Annual Workshop Scholarships
Early Music America offers a limited number of scholarships each year to support attendance at early-music workshops in North America. The following scholarships are offered annually Applications are welcome December-early February each year. Details and application link are available in the Application, Process , and Timeline section below. Questions about this application may be sent to specialprojects@earlymusicamerica.org. 2025
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Barbara Thornton Memorial Scholarship
Honoring Barbara Thornton (1950-1998) The $4,000 Barbara Thornton Memorial Scholarship is given to an outstanding and highly motivated (and possibly unconventional) young performer of medieval music who seeks to widen their experience through more advanced study and/or auditions in Europe. The scholarship winner is chosen by a jury of musicians who knew or worked with
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Baroque Performance Competition
Early Music America held the finals of its 2nd Baroque Performance Competition, in association with University of Chicago Presents, on October 11, 2014. This competition encourages the development of emerging artists in the performance of Baroque music. Application Process THE APPLICATION PROCESS Eligible Applicants Applicants must be ensembles (minimum 2 performers) using voice(s) and/or period
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Engagement Awards
Early Music America offers awards of up to $2,500 annually to support engagement projects for children and/or adults by organizations, ensembles, and individual artists. The awards are intended to promote awareness and appreciation of early music and historical performance with the goal of drawing new audiences and participants. Seed Grants: If an organization has a
