Early Music Day: Thank you to our partners!
Early Music Day continues to grow year after year, bringing together artists, ensembles, festivals, venues, educators and audiences in a shared celebration of early music across Europe and beyond. This collective momentum would not be possible without the invaluable support and collaboration of a wide network of committed European and international partners.
We are deeply grateful for the commitment and trust of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), the European Association of Conservatories (AEC), the Federation of Specialised Vocal and Instrumental Ensembles (FEVIS), the Continuo Foundation, Early Music America, the Asociación de Grupos Españoles de Música Antigua (GEMA), Nordic Early Music (NORDEM), France Festivals and the European Music Council / International Music Council. Their collaboration reinforces the international dimension of Early Music Day and consolidates our shared commitment to promoting the cultural value and contemporary relevance of early music.
We are also honoured to have the patronage of the Council of Europe, under the auspices of the Secretary General, Mr Alain Berset.
In addition, we warmly thank our media partners — La Lettre du Musicien, Il Giornale della Musica and Total Baroque Magazine — whose work plays a key role in sharing the richness, diversity and vitality of Early Music Day with audiences throughout Europe and beyond.
We are also honoured to have the patronage of the Council of Europe, under the auspices of the Secretary General, Mr Alain Berset.
In addition, we warmly thank our media partners — La Lettre du Musicien, Il Giornale della Musica and Total Baroque Magazine — whose work plays a key role in sharing the richness, diversity and vitality of Early Music Day with audiences throughout Europe and beyond.
Through these partnerships, Early Music Day continues to expand its reach, foster dialogue within the sector and highlight the vibrancy of early music today. We extend our sincere thanks to all those who stand with us in making this celebration possible.
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