Early Music Day
The Seviqc programme joins the Europe-wide celebration of Early Music Day on Saturday, 21 March 2026, with the Celeia Symposium, a conversation with the artists and a concert by the ensemble Harmonia Adriatica, taking place at Narodni dom, the City Café and online. Admission to all events is free, while reservations are required for the concert.
The full programme is available here and the programme booklet here.
At https://us04web.zoom.us/j/76869537235 you will be able to register for the symposium and watch the concert online.
Early Music Day continues to grow year after year, bringing together artists, ensembles, festivals, venues, educators and audiences in a shared celebration of early music throughout Europe and beyond. This collective momentum would not be possible without the invaluable support and collaboration of a wide network of dedicated European and international partners.
In the EDITION 2026 browser you can find all events of the celebration, including the announcement of the Seviqc events. So far, 197 events from 27 countries have been registered in the common programme, and the number will continue to grow as event registration remains open until 18 March.
Early Music Day 2026 takes place under the patronage of the Council of Europe, under the auspices of the Secretary General Alain Berset.
The European Early Music Network REMA which coordinates the overall celebration of Early Music Day, also expresses its gratitude for the commitment and collaboration of the following organisations:European Broadcasting Union (EBU), European Association of Conservatories (AEC), Fédération des ensembles vocaux et instrumentaux spécialisés (FEVIS), Continuo Foundation, Early Music America, Asociación de Grupos Españoles de Música Antigua (GEMA), Nordic Early Music (NORDEM), France Festivals, and European Music Council / International Music Council. Through their collaboration, these organisations contribute to the broader European and international reach of Early Music Day.
Media partners include: La Lettre du Musicien, Il Giornale della Musica in Total Baroque Magazine.
