In the News

• Interest in Joseph Bologne is reawakening after racism nearly erased him from music historyNovember 12, 2022
  by Thomas May, Special to The Seattle Times Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges, defies easy categorization. For Seattle-based violinist, professor and filmmaker Quinton Morris, Bologne […]
• Early Music Seattle Aims for New Audiences, New Directions, New LeadershipSeptember 27, 2022
  By David Brewster One of Seattle’s notable artistic distinctions has been to become one of the few non-European cities with a thriving Early Music scene, […]
• Orchestrating social justice: Next steps for classical music in SeattleJanuary 31, 2022
  By Naomi Ishisaka Seattle Times columnist One thing most people don’t know — even my closest friends — is that I played classical violin for […]
• Seattle Opera, Early Music Seattle holding virtual town halls discussing racial justice in classical musicAugust 19, 2020
  If the current moment in America is defined by a pandemic and a fight for social and racial equity, those same issues are having an […]
• Seattle Arts for the Plague Years: A Dozen IdeasApril 15, 2020
  By David Brewster with Gus Denhard Seattle Arts for the Plague Years: A Dozen Ideas