At EMA, we often hear versions of a basic question: How do I get my ensemble and concerts previewed, reviewed, mentioned in the press? Artists run their own social media but, in truth, you want someone else talking up your projects and performances. That attention, in turn, helps ticket sales and fundraising. It puts the organization on an upward spiral.
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Recorder Fest! March 7 at Temple University’s Rock Hall, Philadelphia Ferrara: Splendor of the Renaissance March is Early Music Month and Piffaro, the Renaissance Band invites the community to celebrate with performances and hands-on musical experiences. Audiences can bring an instrument to a community play-in or embark on a musical journey to Ferrara. Select concerts
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Lumedia Musicworks Fall 2022 Online Events September 9, 2022 STORIES DOCUMENTARY: Belle van Zuylen October 28, 2022 SHORT FILM: Royer’s Marche des Scythes
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Seattle Historical Arts for Kids presents a series of free online “Meet & Ask” instrument showcases for young people, continuing through March 2022. Seattle Historical Arts for Kids presented its first-ever online “Meet & Ask” instrument showcase in January. Guest artists all over the US offered close-up views of the medieval harp, bagpipes, recorder, oud,
People who care about the future of historical performance often don’t understand how to reach and retain young people. This essay is a call to action for the field of historical performance to support educational work.
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Sarasa Music unearths rediscovered music manuscripts in ‘Schrank II ~ Cabinet II’ program September 18-20, 2026 Sarasa Music proudly presents the opening concert-set of its 2026-27 Concert Series “Singing Allowed!” with a special program delving into music manuscripts rediscovered from a forgotten cabinet in the Dresden Court Church after 100 years of oblivion. Featuring the
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Anna Mansbridge’s keen imagination and cross-pollination of dance styles — Renaissance, Baroque, contemporary — has informed her work in Seattle and across the Pacific Northwest for a quarter-century.
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