Since it came into being ten years ago, Goldberg Magazine has endeavoured to act as a bridge between early music scholars and researchers on the one hand, and non-specialist music enthusiasts on the other, making new knowledge resulting from research available and accessible to the wider public.

Aware of the crucial importance of enhancing and widening the public’s knowledge of all matters relating to early music as the first step towards creating new audiences, the Goldberg Foundation is keen to promote dissemination of knowledge in this field as the basis for the consolidation and preservation of the great musical heritage of the Western tradition. It is to that end that the Foundation has created the Goldberg Prizes for the Dissemination of Early Music.

Articles may be submitted in Spanish, English, French, German and Italian, and should be 3,000-4,500 words long. The closing date for the submission of articles is 30 October 2007. Articles should be in Word format and sent by e-mail to the following address: oliviagimeno@goldberg-magazine.com

Three prizes of 3,000, 2,000 and 1,000 euros, respectively, will be awarded in recognition of the best articles and essays submitted. The prize will include prominent publication of the article or essay, both in Goldberg Magazine and on the Goldberg website www.goldbergweb.com at a date after January 2008.

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