With Organistrum and REMAp, REMA-EEMN is betting on digital innovation to simplify the lives of musicians and encourage artistic cooperation. 
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With Organistrum, a platform dedicated to the lending and sharing of instruments launched on 25 September, 2025, and REMAp, a digital tool fostering connections between ensembles and programmers, EEMN [REMA in French] is innovating in the service of musicians and ensembles. These two initiatives extend a broader strategy of digital transformation in the sector, already underway through projects such as REMAin Connected, a series of webinars maintaining dialogue among Europe’s early music professionals.
REMAp: Connecting Ensembles and Programmers
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