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Early Music America is the magazine for everyone who loves early music and wants to understand more about it and the people who are performing it today. Each quarterly issue explores the passions, insights and practical realities behind today's exciting world of early music. Early Music America magazine's broad appeal and excellent editorial have created an environment of strong enthusiasm and interest among our readers.
Its intriguing articles and in-depth interviews explore news and newsmakers in the early music field, artist profiles and interviews, festivals and workshops, historical perspectives, instrument makers and collections, early music education, book and recording reviews.
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