activities · 4
what they do
direct service · 4
- Annual concert series production Choral and Orchestral Concert PerformancesPresents an annual concert series in Tucson, AZ featuring Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque music performed by acclaimed specialists and emerging artists.
- Pre-concert educational talks Choral and Orchestral Concert PerformancesProvides preconcert talks to accompany performances, such as the one held prior to the October 25, 2025 recital.
- Presenting early music concerts Choral and Orchestral Concert PerformancesThe Arizona Early Music Society presents an annual concert series in Tucson, AZ, featuring Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque music performed by acclaimed specialists and emerging artists. This includes solo harpsichord recitals and pre-concert talks.
- Specialized early music performances Choral and Orchestral Concert PerformancesHosts solo and specialized performances, such as a harpsichord recital on October 25, 2025, at St. Philip’s in the Hills Episcopal Church in Tucson, AZ.
strategies · 4
how they think
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- Ensuring long-term sustainability through planned giving and donor investment planned_givingThe organization encourages various forms of planned giving, such as IRA charitable rollovers and bequests, and frames financial contributions as an investment, to secure its long-term financial stability and ensure the continuation of its early music programming.
- Ensuring long-term sustainability through planned giving and donor investment planned_givingThe organization encourages various forms of planned giving, such as IRA charitable rollovers and bequests, and frames financial contributions as an investment to secure its long-term financial health and ensure the continuation of early music programming.
- Preserving and presenting early music through historically informed performance historically_informed_performanceThe organization believes that by adhering to historically informed performance practices, including the use of period instruments and programming concerts with historical narratives, they can authentically present early music and connect it to cultural and historical contexts, thereby enriching and educating audiences.
- Preserving and presenting early music through historically informed performance historically_informed_performanceThe organization believes that performing music from before 1800 using historically informed practices, including period instruments, is crucial for authentic presentation and for enriching, educating, and engaging audiences by connecting them to historical narratives and cultural contexts.
named programs · 2
what they call their work
Annual Concert Series
Features Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque music performed by specialists using historically informed practices and period instruments; includes pre-concert talks and public performances in Tucson
Tucson Baroque Music Festival
Specialized festival within the concert series focusing on Baroque-era music, supported by dedicated sponsorship and featuring guest artists
relationships · 4
who they work with
- St. Philip’s in the Hills Episcopal Church Partner — Venue host for the October 25, 2025, concert performance.
- Technicians for Sustainability Partner — Partners with Arizona Early Music through its "Pass the Sunshine!" program, which directs donations to the organization when referrals result in new customers.
- Texas Instruments Foundation Partner — Supports Arizona Early Music through employee gift matching and volunteer time-based donations.
- University of Arizona Partner — Co-founded by University of Arizona faculty; ongoing connection implied through founding and local music collaboration.