What is the Early Music Summit ?

REMA – European Early Music Network is organising an international Early Music Summit between 20 and 22 November 2020 at BOZAR, Brussels. REMA is a pan-European network, supported by the EU’s Creative Europe programme, which represents c.90 of Europe’s most prestigious Early Music Festivals.

Under the title Our Future Past: Early Music in Context, the conference will assess and take a critical look at the current state and future of Early Music in respect of performance, education, research, instrument-making, musicology, and concert promotion. As well as keynote speeches, panel debates, Q&A sessions, and parallel forums covering a variety of thematic strands, there will be an Early Music Fair, poster sessions on groundbreaking research topics, live music performances, and Showcase concerts exploring innovative presentations given by young international ensembles.

Early Music Summit – The Team

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  • The Early Music Summit has been designed by the REMA Executive Board:
    Joanna Broniec (Misteria Paschalia, Krakow),   Nicolas Bucher (Centre de Musique Baroque de Versailles),   Albert Edelman (Concertgebouw Bruges),   Richard Heason (SJSS, London),   Giulio Prandi (Collegio Ghislieri, Pavia)
  • It has received counsel by the Curatorial Board:
    Isaac Alonso de Molina (Royal Conservatoire The Hague),   Tabea Debus (recorder and conductor),   Kelly Landerkin (Royal Conservatoire The Hague),   Marilena Laterza,   Steven Walter (Podium Esslingen)
  • and by its partners:
    Veerle Declerck (BOZAR),  Association of European Conservatoires
  • The practical work is done by the REMA team:
    Agathe Créac’h (Project manager),  Helena De Winter (Executive Secretary),  Adèle Fourcade (Communication and Production manager),    Carine Moretton (coordinator of the Early Music Fair),  Paul James (coordinator of the Early Music Summit design phase in 2019)

THE EARLY MUSIC SUMMIT IS ORGANISED BY REMA

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