REMArkable: Apply to join the 2027 promotion!
Applications for the next edition of the REMArkable programme, designed to support the professional development of young performers in the early music sector, are open until 14 December 2026. This REMA programme aims to support the next generation of professionals, strengthen their skills and international visibility, and foster their integration into the European early music community.
Who can apply?
This call is aimed at professionals holding positions of responsibility in artistic direction, management or coordinationof ensembles, festivals, concert series or concert halls, as well as researchers working on early music, its repertoire or its performance practices. The programme particularly encourages exchanges between administrative professionals, artists and researchers in order to foster collaboration and the development of joint projects.
Applicants must already be established within the early music professional ecosystem. The age limit is set at 35, or 40 for researchers. This call is not intended for ensembles.
Why take part in REMArkable?
Why take part in REMArkable?
Selected participants join the programme for a period of one year and benefit from training, mentoring and networking opportunities to develop their activities and build lasting professional relationships across Europe.
The programme includes, in particular:
- An invitation to the REMA General Assembly, to be held in Berlin from 1 to 3 March 2027, with travel and accommodation costs covered;
- Participation in a tailor-made workshop organised in Berlin, focusing on the participants’ shared interests and challenges;
- An one-to-one mentoring programme, enabling participants to engage with an experienced REMA member in a field relevant to their professional goals;
- dedicated networking opportunities, to expand their network and develop future collaborations;
- An invitation to the next edition of the European Early Music Summit in 2029.
The programme is aimed at professionals who wish to deepen their understanding of the sector’s challenges, reflect on their role within the early music ecosystem, and explore key themes such as sustainability, diversity and audience engagement.
If you are a potential candidate or know someone who might be interested, please feel free to share this call for applications!
Application deadline: 14 December 2026
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