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The European Early Music Network (REMA-EEMN) is celebrating its 25th anniversary. With more than 180 members in 28 countries, the occasion is ideal for taking stock of early music in Europe.

by Jean-Jacques Schaettel 25 September 2025

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25 years REMA

Isabelle Battioni: “We Are Part of the ‘Indies’ of Music”

With 182 members in 28 countries, including 91 festivals, 67 ensembles, and around 40 research institutes and academies, REMA-EEMN embodies a true European early music sector that proudly claims its independence.

by Jean-Jacques Schaettel 25 September 2025

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Four Initiatives For Reinventing Early Music

25 years REMA

GPS, queerPassion, Intrada, LaDocumenta.eu

Four Initiatives For Reinventing Early Music

GPS, queerPassion, Intrada and LaDocumenta.eu: four European initiatives that illustrate how early music is being reinvented today through inclusion, transmission, and digital innovation.

by Total Baroque 25 September 2025

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25 years REMA

Organistrum and REMAp: Supporting Artists through Digital Technology

With Organistrum and REMAp, REMA-EEMN is betting on digital innovation to simplify the lives of musicians and encourage artistic cooperation.

by Total Baroque 25 September 2025

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25 years REMA

New Perspectives: Digital Priorities and Setting Course for the East

Adèle Fourcade and Agathe Créac’h manage the day-to-day operations of the European Early Music Network (REMA-EEMN). The two General Delegates discuss current priorities and the outlook towards Eastern Europe.

by Jean-Jacques Schaettel 25 September 2025

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The Importance of a Transatlantic Cooperation

25 years REMA

EEMN / Early Music America

The Importance of a Transatlantic Cooperation

Early music has been structured into networks both in Europe, with REMA-EEMN, and in North America, with Early Music America (EMA). On the occasion of EEMN’s 25th anniversary, director David R. McCormick addresses a message to his European counterparts.

by Total Baroque 25 September 2025

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EEMN

Has Early Music Become Trendy?

Isabelle Battioni: “We Are Part of the ‘Indies’ of Music”

Four Initiatives For Reinventing Early Music

Organistrum and REMAp: Supporting Artists through Digital Technology

New Perspectives: Digital Priorities and Setting Course for the East

The Importance of a Transatlantic Cooperation