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Joel Cohen
In Early 2007 Joel Cohen And A Group Of Associates Incorporated The Camerata Mediterranea As A Non-Profit Association Located In Chaville France Near Paris. Mr. Cohen Is A Leading Authority In The Field Of Medieval And Renaissance Musical Performance. He Has Received Widespread Acclaim As Performer Conductor And Writer/commentator In His Chosen Field And His Unique Style Of Program Building Has Made The Boston Camerata Ensemble Famous On Five Continents. Mr. Cohen Studied Composition At Harvard University. Awarded A Danforth Fellowship He Spent The Next Two Years In Paris As A Student Of Nadia Boulanger. He Has Taught And Lectured At Many East Coast Universities Including Harvard Yale Brandeis And Amherst. Abroad He Has Given Seminars And Workshops At The Schola Cantorum In Basel At The Royal Opera Of Brussels In Spain Singapore And Japan. With Soprano Anne Azéma He Has Co-Directed An Annual Workshop In Medieval Song In Coaraze France. His Professional Honors Include Membership In Phi Beta Kappa The Erwin Bodky Award In Early Music The Signet Society Medal From Harvard The Georges Longy Award And The Howard Mayer Brown Award For Lifetime Achievement In Early Music. He Is An Officier Of The Ordre Des Arts Et Des Lettres Of The French Republic. In 1990 Mr. Cohen Founded A New Ensemble The Camerata Mediterranea Devoted To The Performance Of Early-Music Repertoires From The Mediterranean Basin. The Ensemble's Initial Tour Season Took Place In France Italy Spain And Morocco Further Tours From 1992 To 2004 Brought The Group's Music To Audiences In France The United States Morocco Germany And Holland. Jointly With The Moroccan Musician Mohammed Briouel Mr. Cohen Was Awarded The Edison Prize In 2000 For The Camerata Mediterranea's Recording Of Cantigas By King
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Biography - Camerata Mediterranea
Joel Cohen
In Early 2007 Joel Cohen And A Group Of Associates Incorporated The Camerata Mediterranea As A Non-Profit Association Located In Chaville France Near Paris. Mr. Cohen Is A Leading Authority In The Field Of Medieval And Renaissance Musical Performance. He Has Received Widespread Acclaim As Performer Conductor And Writer/commentator In His Chosen Field And His Unique Style Of Program Building Has Made The Boston Camerata Ensemble Famous On Five Continents. Mr. Cohen Studied Composition At Harvard University. Awarded A Danforth Fellowship He Spent The Next Two Years In Paris As A Student Of Nadia Boulanger. He Has Taught And Lectured At Many East Coast Universities Including Harvard Yale Brandeis And Amherst. Abroad He Has Given Seminars And Workshops At The Schola Cantorum In Basel At The Royal Opera Of Brussels In Spain Singapore And Japan. With Soprano Anne Azéma He Has Co-Directed An Annual Workshop In Medieval Song In Coaraze France. His Professional Honors Include Membership In Phi Beta Kappa The Erwin Bodky Award In Early Music The Signet Society Medal From Harvard The Georges Longy Award And The Howard Mayer Brown Award For Lifetime Achievement In Early Music. He Is An Officier Of The Ordre Des Arts Et Des Lettres Of The French Republic. In 1990 Mr. Cohen Founded A New Ensemble The Camerata Mediterranea Devoted To The Performance Of Early-Music Repertoires From The Mediterranean Basin. The Ensemble's Initial Tour Season Took Place In France Italy Spain And Morocco Further Tours From 1992 To 2004 Brought The Group's Music To Audiences In France The United States Morocco Germany And Holland. Jointly With The Moroccan Musician Mohammed Briouel Mr. Cohen Was Awarded The Edison Prize In 2000 For The Camerata Mediterranea's Recording Of Cantigas By King read less
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In Early 2007 Joel Cohen And A Group Of Associates Incorporated The Camerata Mediterranea As A Non-Profit Association Located In Chaville France Near Paris. Mr. Cohen Is A Leading Authority In The Field Of Medieval And Renaissance Musical Performance. He Has Received Widespread Acclaim As Performer Conductor And Writer/commentator In His Chosen Field And His Unique Style Of Program Building Has Made The Boston Camerata Ensemble Famous On Five Continents. Mr. Cohen Studied Composition At Harvard University. Awarded A Danforth Fellowship He Spent The Next Two Years In Paris As A Student Of Nadia Boulanger. He Has Taught And Lectured At Many East Coast Universities Including Harvard Yale Brandeis And Amherst. Abroad He Has Given Seminars And Workshops At The Schola Cantorum In Basel At The Royal Opera Of Brussels In Spain Singapore And Japan. With Soprano Anne Azéma He Has Co-Directed An Annual Workshop In Medieval Song In Coaraze France. His Professional Honors Include Membership In Phi Beta Kappa The Erwin Bodky Award In Early Music The Signet Society Medal From Harvard The Georges Longy Award And The Howard Mayer Brown Award For Lifetime Achievement In Early Music. He Is An Officier Of The Ordre Des Arts Et Des Lettres Of The French Republic. In 1990 Mr. Cohen Founded A New Ensemble The Camerata Mediterranea Devoted To The Performance Of Early-Music Repertoires From The Mediterranean Basin. The Ensemble's Initial Tour Season Took Place In France Italy Spain And Morocco Further Tours From 1992 To 2004 Brought The Group's Music To Audiences In France The United States Morocco Germany And Holland. Jointly With The Moroccan Musician Mohammed Briouel Mr. Cohen Was Awarded The Edison Prize In 2000 For The Camerata Mediterranea's Recording Of Cantigas By King read less
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