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US National Music Council Newsletter Winter 2022
As we are excited to welcome the new year, we must reflect on the past two years and the impact they had on music. 2020 saw the shutdown of music performance, education,and a change in how we approach intellectual property in the United States and throughout the world.
IFCM ICB January 2022
Dear Readers,
As a new year has barely started, we hope you all enjoyed a happy holiday season, maybe spending time with the people you love despite of the global health situation. These days, we all think of the people around us, close or far. The ICB chose this period to focus on the inclusion of everyone into the choral life. Discover inspiring articles about musical projects in prisons, transgender voice and how to offer a respectful non-binary atmosphere to the rehearsals, the very emotional experiences of "Music on Troubled Grounds" as well as multicultural dimensions in a choir's life.
IFCMeNEWS January 2022
Our deepest gratitude goes to our IFCMeNEWS Translators who made it possible for a lot of us to read this enews in our own language: Lore Auerback (German), Anna Bobrikova and her team (Russian), Jacob Chang (Korean), Nadine Robin (French), Shuhei Sanada, Tomoko Yokoyama and Hikaru Tomioka (Japanese), Ariel Vertzman (Spanish), Vienna Gu (Chinese), with a special thought for Carlo Leonardi (Italian) who left us last year. Thanks to all of them and to you who read the IFCMeNEWS!
REMA: Early Music Day 10th edition is 3 months away!
We are proud to have counter-tenor Carlo Vistoli as our Early Music Day Ambassador for 2022. Watch this video to learn more about his journey into Early Music, and how he came to his voice and started exploring the repertoire of counter-tenor, the emblematic voice register of the baroque period.