‘We’re all keenly aware of the stigma in classical music about people with hearing loss,’ writes tenor Thomas Cooley. ‘The doctor asked why I was crying. I responded: I just don’t know other singers who use hearing aids.’
Canto: Ending the Stigma of Singers and Hearing Loss Read More »
‘I suppose it would be easier for EMA to cater to just professional musicians or only arts administrators,’ writes EMA Executive Director David McCormick. ‘But there’s a vitality to the rich tapestry of our membership that allows for a collaborative spirit between professional performers, amateur players, scholars, luthiers, and listeners, to name a few. Thanks to our free and low-cost membership options for students, we have more young members than ever before…’
Membership Impacts the Entire Field Read More »
As the only published composer of African descent in 16th-century Europe, Vicente Lusitano’s compelling music and life are overdue for reevaluation.
Vicente Lusitano – A Legacy Recovered Read More »
The French-American lutenist is on an unstoppable rise to the top of the international early-music scene.
The Unmistakable Sound of Thomas Dunford Read More »
The American violin scene is set for renewal as a versatile younger generation replaces their distinguished teachers.
Keepers of a New Flame Read More »
