Member News
PFI infos estivales
Avant les juilletistes et les aoûtiens, le chassé - croisé de ce début d'été s'opère entre ruptures et continuités, que ce soit en matière de reprise des activités artistiques et musicales, de récupération(s), de chômage, de congés ... et pas toujours en toute sérénité, loin s'en faut. Espérons que ce soit le plus possible en musique !
REMA Early Music Summit & Fair
What is the future of Early Music? How do artists, ensembles, promoters, labels, students, researchers, instrument makers, audiences... work together? What are the key artistic and digital projects that will shape the future? What space will be given to more than a thousand years of shared cultural heritage in tomorrow’s Europe?
PFI infos - pratiques musicales
À la veille de la fête de la musique et alors que l'activité reprend doucement (pour certains), le paysage musical frissonne, les répétitions reprennent, les difficultés persistent, mais la résilience est de mise !
REMA Newsletter - June 2020
Dear REMA friends,
Can you believe it’s June already? Initially, the REMA team should have been in full swing organising the summer events: New Deal, Accord Majeur and our REMA conference in Vannes.
PFI Enquête Covid 19 sur les pratiques vocales collectives
La PFI s'associe à l'INECC Mission Voix Lorraine et l'ensemble des partenaires, Cadence, l'IFAC, la CMF et ACJ, dans le cadre d'une étude initiée par la European Choral Association - Europa Cantat (ECA-EC) sur les conséquences de la pandémie sur la pratique chorale en Europe et dans le monde.
NAMM Advocacy Summit
NAMM members, music educators and administrators, college music faculty and students, music service organizations, parents, teachers, and allies are invited to gather online on June 16, 2020 at 10 am-2 pm PT for advocacy briefing and training to prepare to contact Members of Congress as well as state and local officials about the essential role music learning plays in every child’s education.
IFCM eNews June 2020
The world is going through very difficult and strange times. Among numerous other challenging consequences of this pandemic, choral enthusiasts around the globe are not allowed to maintain normal choral activities, rehearsals, and performances. We believe that it is more important than ever to stay strong and stick together, even if the challenges of moving forward are more difficult than before. Thanks to modern online technologies, we are not completely lost. Our community is discovering that there are many ways to keep ourselves connected to each other and our audiences.