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04/17/2026

Meet William Rehwinkel, an organist, harpsichordist, composer, and 2025 TECA Fellow! 🎶

He completed his Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Arts degrees at Oberlin Conservatory, majoring in Organ Performance, and is currently pursuing a degree in Historical Performance Harpsichord at The Juilliard School.

In addition to performing, William also composes music, blending modern styles with elements of Baroque music, including ensemble playing and keyboard figured bass realizations.

✨ To learn more about the TECA Fellowship, please visit https://tecinamerica.org/fellowship/

03/30/2026

Our Fellows receive far more than financial support. Through mentorship, recording and performance opportunities with The English Concert, the program helps transform academic training into a sustainable artistic career.

“I enjoy the incredible and palpable support from an organization that cares deeply about its Fellows. It’s given me the courage and freedom to delve as deeply into my craft as I can. I also enjoy opportunities to perform with and learn from some of the greatest musicians in our field – the members of The English Concert.”
💬: Kyle Miller, Violist and 2015 TECA Fellow

✨ To learn more about the TECA Fellowship, please visit https://tecinamerica.org/fellowship/

03/16/2026

Meet Ian Jones, a classical and baroque violinist and 2025 TECA Fellow! 🎻

Based in New York, Ian performs a wide range of repertoire spanning medieval to contemporary works. His passion for historical performance practice has led him to collaborate with some of the world’s leading figures in early music.

Ian has performed with ensembles including Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado, ARTEK - The Art of the Early Keyboard, Inc., Bach Vespers at Holy Trinity, New York Baroque Incorporated, Teatro Nuovo, Juilliard415, Les Arts Florissants - William Christie, and more.

He is currently pursuing a master’s degree in baroque violin in Historical Performance at The Juilliard School.

✨ To learn more about the TECA Fellowship, please visit https://tecinamerica.org/fellowship/

02/16/2026

Join us to celebrate the return of The English Concert to Carnegie Hall on March 15, 2026 for a performance of Handel’s Hercules. 🎶

Following the performance, the evening will continue with a cocktail reception and dinner with Harry Bicket and the artists, an opportunity to gather, connect, and celebrate together.

➡️ Learn more and purchase tickets at https://tecinamerica.org/tec-event/hercules-dinner-at-carnegie-hall/

02/06/2026

We recently celebrated the tenth anniversary of The English Concert in America Fellowship Program, which has supported a select group of Juilliard Historical Performance graduates through mentorship, artistic growth, and unforgettable performance opportunities.

This milestone event featured TECA Fellows performing alongside Harry Bicket and members of The English Concert, a fitting celebration of ten years of community, artistry, and access.

To learn more about the TECA Fellows Program, visit https://tecinamerica.org/fellowship/

01/27/2026

Meet Epongue Ekille, a historical and modern violinist and 2025 TECA Fellow! 🎻

Epongue has performed with Juilliard415, at the Carmel Bach Festival, and with Bach Vespers at Holy Trinity. She has also participated twice in the Smithsonian Haydn String Quartet Academy, focusing on Haydn’s Op. 42, 50, 51, 64, 71, and 74.

She is currently pursuing a Master’s in Historical Performance at The Juilliard School while also performing in Lincoln Center Theater's Broadway production of Ragtime.

✨ To learn more about the TECA Fellowship, please visit https://tecinamerica.org/fellowship/

12/29/2025

In partnership with The Juilliard School’s Historical Performance program, TECA awards a select number of Fellowships to exceptional graduates working with period instruments and historically informed technique. Fellows do not just receive funding; they gain mentorship, recording and performance experience with The English Concert, and the professional infrastructure to turn academic study into a sustainable artistic path.

Hear from 2016 Fellow David Dickey on his experience, and learn more at the link in our bio.

12/19/2025

We are pleased to introduce our three 2025 TECA Fellows: Epongue Ekille (violinist), Ian Jones (violinist), and William Rehwinkel (organist, harpsichordist, and composer). 🎶

As part of the TECA Fellows Program, graduates specializing in early music on period instruments gain access to leading figures in the field and opportunities to learn from, record with, and perform alongside The English Concert.

🔗 Learn more about our Fellowship program at https://tecinamerica.org/fellowship/

11/25/2025

Meet Chiara Fasani Stauffer, a 2019 TECA Fellow and gifted violinist 🎻

Chiara has performed across three continents, sharing her passion for music from the Baroque era to today. She holds degrees from The Juilliard School and the Hochschule für Musik Basel FHNW, with additional studies at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis. A sought-after baroque violinist, she has performed with ensembles such as Apollo's Fire Baroque Orchestra, Washington Bach Consort, and the Sebastians. 🎶

To learn more about the TECA Fellows program, please visit the link in our bio!

10/20/2025

Meet Madeleine Bouïssou, a talented cellist and 2019 TECA Fellow! 👏

Drawn to the expressive depth of gut strings, Madeleine performs regularly with world-renowned historical performance ensembles including Arcangelo, The English Concert, Les Arts Florissants - William Christie, and the Boston Early Music Festival. Based in the Netherlands, she is also a certified Alexander Technique teacher, inspiring freedom, confidence, and curiosity in her students and colleagues.

🎶 Whether performing, teaching, or exploring movement through music, Madeleine brings curiosity and generosity to every project. She envisions a musical world where technique serves expression, collaboration thrives, and the creative process remains joyful.

Learn more about our Fellows program at https://tecinamerica.org/fellowship/.

09/24/2025

🎶 TECA Fellow Natalie Rose Kress will be performing in a free concert series through September 28th with the Smithsonian Academy Orchestra!

Founded in 2024 by conductor Kenneth Slowik, the Orchestra is a resident ensemble of the Smithsonian Chamber Music Society at the National Museum of American History.

Here is the program for the concert, all performed on period-appropriate instruments:
• Haydn: Symphony No. 95 in C Minor, Hob. I:95
• Beethoven: Romance in G Major, Op. 40 for violin and orchestra — Concertmaster Michael Gurevich, soloist
• Beethoven: Symphony No. 3 in E-flat Major, Op. 55, the Eroica

For free tickets, please visit https://www.eventbrite.com/o/smithsonian-academy-orchestra-91521848543?fbclid=IwY2xjawNBLxxleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETF6UEl0TW5ycGh5TUNBMDhNAR768WzltDBLKHjnHCH4WsP98a6tjqUu2NqDHUUUGjeURwft1V08warwW_ErLg_aem_V63puRiAPfxUmghvH7cXdA

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