**NEW EVENTS CALENDAR COMING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9**
Our new Member Events Calendar will be installed during the afternoon of Monday, September 9. The EMA website will be temporarily unavailable during this time. Any events submitted prior to the installation will need to be resubmitted to the new calendar. Members will receive an email with instructions for the new submission form, but we believe you’ll find it very intuitive. Thank you for your patience throughout this process.
Lionel Meunier has created a new Baroque companion to Johannes Brahmsโ seminal masterpiece. Brahms loved the Lutheran church music of the late Renaissance and Baroque. Many of the Biblical texts he chose for his Deutsches Requiem had already been set by these composers. The heralded Belgian ensemble Vox Luminis has explored this same repertoire for […]
The twelfth century German knight and poet, Hartmann von Aue, relates an astonishing tale of victory over despair. Sequentia performs this premiere reconstruction about a man tossed about by fortune, and unaware of his incestuous origins, who returns from near death to become a great holy man. Hartmannโs ancient tale reaches far into the past, […]
โWhen I went to Venice, I discovered that my dream had become โ incredibly, but quite simply โ my address.โ - Marcel Proust In addition to the palazzi built on piles, the lagoon city is also famous for its living landmarks: the singing gondoliers. Slip into a Venetian Gondola with baritone Holger Falk and journey […]
For our second annual collaboration with The World Music Institute, duo Sabiฬl premieres their new album, Tawaf, in a major MB1800 debut. Tawaf means โto go around.โ It is one of the principal rites of visiting Mecca, referring to seven complete circles that pilgrims walk around The Kaaba. Born in Palestine, Ahmad Al Khatib is […]
J. S. Bach wrote Passion settings for the gospels of Mark as well as for Matthew and John โ two of the greatest artistic works of all time. Shortly after Bachโs death in 1750, his Markus Passion manuscript was hand-delivered by his son C.P.E. to his publisher, Johann Breitkopf, but was subsequently lost. The new […]
In this vibrant program from the missions of Bolivia and Peru, Juilliard415 explores the intersections of global and local Baroque. In the mid-eighteenth century, Jesuit missionaries brought Corelli, Vivaldi, Locatelli, and others to their new missions in Chiquitos, in southeastern Bolivia. Versions of these pieces survive today in the archives of the Chiquitaniฬa, alongside anonymous […]
The EMA Member Concerts & Events Calendar is forย time-sensitive events, such asย in-person concerts, livestreaming performances or video premieres, and live online events such as webinars.ย Events hosted by licensed or incorporated organizations/ensembles must be posted from their EMA Organization Member account.ย Videos available on-demand (temporarily or permanently) should not be submitted as multi-day events. Pleaseย submit Early Music News & Press Releasesย about these or other activities.
Highlights from this calendar are included in the weekly E-Notes email newsletter (Tuesdays). Selections are made based on variety of event types and geographic regions.
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