Contributed by Benjamin K. Roe 120+ partners, presenting scores of concerts, events, symposia, and festivals across the land, all crammed into 31 days. Welcome to our own version of “March Madness” — the first-ever Early Music Month. Sponsored by Early Music America. it’s a national campaign to raise awareness of just how much of a […]
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Congratulations to Opera Nova (Indiana University), Bowling Green State Early Music Ensemble, Thornton Baroque Sinfonia (University of Southern California), Collegium Musicum Medieval Ensemble (Case Western Reserve University), and the University Baroque Ensemble at Brigham Young University of Idaho for being selected to participate in the 2016 Young Performers Festival at the Berkeley Music Festival in
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Interested in taking part in the festivities? Click above to register your organization for Early Music Month 2016. Sponsored by Early Music America, this national, grassroots campaign is designed to raise awareness of early music throughout the larger North American music community. Early Music Month seeks to connect enthusiasts, performers, presenters, scholars, builders, students, and
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Every year EMA accepts nominations for the Howard Mayer Brown Award, Thomas Binkley Award, and Laurette Goldberg Award, which recognize outstanding achievement in the field of early music. Early Music America’s awards are given annually in June with each winner receiving an honorarium of $1,000. If you would like to nominate someone for an award,
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EMA’s fourth Medieval and Renaissance Competition will take place at the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore, Maryland on October 1, 2016. Our competition brings together some of the brightest up-and-coming performers of music between 1000 and 1600. Application due April 15, 2016.
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