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2023 is here. As announced for several years, Musique en Territoires has patiently operated its mue. By changing its face, its form, adapting to the territorial context, Musique en Territoires has adopted a new style, always at the crossroads of amateur and professional practices. A resource center for some, a toolbox for others, a place of meeting and exchange, Musique en Territoire supports the reflection of cultural institutions in a constrained space, where culture, like the field of social and solidarity economy, remains on the margins of society for our councillors, in spite of promises and announcements.
For 2023, we wish to all of you to remain vigilant and supportive, active in these issues, so that our missions remain in connection with the field and that the institutions are always at our side, concerned by the issues we are carrying.
In 2023, we will always be there for you, at your side, whatever the case may be! Happy new year to all,
Tristan KRENC |
Finally, what does collective vocal practice consist of? Singing of course, but not only: organising a lot of things, mobilising many people, means and equipment, appealing to partners and formalising cooperation, warming up, rehearsing and maintaining one's instrument, discovering new people, fostering relationships and living together, ... In the ocasion of the World Choral Day December 2022, Musique en Territoires, together with with other French partenrs (CMF, IFAC, ACJ) we have drafted a map of the amateur singer ecosystem … Read more. |
For its third edition, the choral conducting academy of the Cité de la Voix is proposed in collaboration with the ensemble Les Métaboles, under the artistic direction of Léo Warynski and Daniel Reuss. This proposal is part of the professional training program for choral conductors to which the Cité de la Voix and the ensemble Les Métaboles are committed. It is aimed at choral conductors in the process of professionalization / higher studies.
Content and objectives
• Artistic work on the repertoire with a professional choir;
• Transmission of elements related to the profession of conductor, as well as cultural elements of choral traditions of other countries;
• Building a professional network of young conductors, by integrating one of the trainees as a paid assistant to Léo Warynski in future productions of Les Métaboles during the 2023-2024 season.
The academy is open to 6 trainees and 10 auditors selected by application
Applications for trainees before February 15, 2023, to be sent to elsa.goujon-gregori@lacitedelavoix.net (subject of the message: Application academy 2023).
Registration as an auditor until May 15, 2023 by email to elsa.goujon-gregori@lacitedelavoix.net Read more. |
EAS2023 Conference will take place in Lyon – France 24 to 27 of May, offering several opportunities:
• Are you writing a dissertation in music education? Are you interested in an international exchange of ideas? We have a great opportunity for you: We are pleased to announce that the annual Doctoral Student Forum for Music Education will be held in Lyon, France. Application deadline is January 30, 2023.
• The following researchers will hold the keynote speeches at the EAS Conference in Lyon in May 2023: Gert Biesta, Laetitia Pansanel-Garric and Heidi Westerlund. We are looking forward to interesting speeches and great discussions.
Early bird registration until February 28, 2023… Lire la suite. |
The European Council Work Plan for Culture is the main route map for aligning cultural policies across the EU. The new work plan adopted in November 2022 is divided into 4 priority areas and sets out 21 actions for the coming years: - Artists and cultural professionals: strengthening the cultural and creative sectors.
- Culture for citizens: strengthening cultural participation and the role of culture in society.
- Culture for the planet: unleashing the power of culture.
- Culture for co-creative partnerships: strengthening the cultural dimension of the EU's external relations … Read more. |
JMI Greenote AwardsThe JMI Greenote Awards recognises phenomenal young musicians using their music and platform to raise awareness around the most important environmental issues of our time. In 2022, JMI teamed up with Rainforest Partnership for World Rainforest Day, calling on the musicians of the world to dedicate songs to raise awareness of environmental sustainability and protection. We received hundreds of amazing entries from all around the world by artists that truly care about our planet!
One of the artists that joined the campaign was US-based musician AY Young. JMI Greennote award |
IGNITE grants : events connected to internationalisation and inclusionIn the frame of the IGNITE project, the European Choral Association (ECA) offers grants to organisations holding choral events, who are looking to attract an international audience, or make their events more inclusive. The aim is to help organisers cover additional costs connected to the internationalisation or greater inclusivity of their events. All organisations organising relevant events are eligible to apply. (but not private persons), and it is not required to be a member of ECA. A maximum of 2000 € will be granted per event for this open call untill 28/02/2023 |
European Day of Music in SchoolMarch 15th 2023, from 11:00 to11:30 a.m. CET, the European Association for Music in School (EAS) invites students, teachers, parents, music educators, musicians and friends to celebrate virtual European Day of Music in School! Join in this international celebration of music education by making, drawing, listening to, discussing, sharing music with everyone around Europe. The theme of EuDaMuS-2023: “MUSIC IN US”
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Voices of Culture is delighted to announce the publication of the Brainstorming Report on the topic ‘Youth, Mental Health and Culture'. The essential and systemic role that culture and the arts play in our society has not yet achieved the recognition it deserves from policymakers and the health and social sector. In order to collect insights, experiences, and recommendations on this topic from civil society from the relevant sectors across Europe, the European Commission Structured Dialogue platform Voices of Culture invited participants from 53 selected organisations from 23 countries to focus on Youth Mental Health. How can arts and culture address the multiple expressions of troubled young minds when facing the crises of our time? The objective was to gather and discuss the evidence and come up with recommendations for stronger participation of the arts and culture sector in public health in Europe... More |
The Music Webs podcasts of the European Music Council (EMC) offer regular information on music and cultural policy in Europe. The EMC invites speakers from across the music sector: music educators, live music venue managers, choir members/conductors, composers, performers, festival organisers, instrument makers, broadcasters, etc.
5 episodes are already online … Read more. |
Dr. Ahmad Sarmast Awarded for the IMC 5 RightsFounder and Director of the Afghanistan National Institute of Music, Dr Ahmad Sarmast has been nominated for the 5 Music Rights Champion of the International Music Council (IMC), joining Arn Chorn-Pond, Dame Evelyn Glennie, Ramy Essam and Tabu Osusa in this role.
The 5 Music Rights represent the core values that guide the work of the IMC and its network, which includes some 1000 member music organisations in 150 countries around the world… Lire la suite. |
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