Member News
The EMCY Beat! - November 2021 issue
Dear EMCY readers,
Punctually at the end of the month, here is our summary of exciting projects and news. Perhaps you already heard about our partnership with the Jugend musiziert Niedersachsen Foundation and the Internationale Ensemble Modern Akademie Frankfurt (IEMA), the Epoche_f masterclass. You will find more information about it below.
Our projects are not finished yet and our luggage is ready for the next trip. Enjoy reading and discovering our work life.
NAMM - 2022 Believe in Music
Believe in Music, the global gathering to unify, support and celebrate the people who bring music to the world includes live-streamed content, which will include a mix of comprehensive programming and professional education on BelieveinMusic.tv, as well as a digital marketplace with interactive brand pages to connect buyers and sellers – all designed to elevate the innovation and inspiration found across the industry, kick-off the New Year, and look ahead to reuniting in-person at The 2022 NAMM Show.
EJN Newsletter - December 2021 / January 2022
A busy autumn for the Europe Jazz Network
EJN organised and participated in several events across Europe these last months involving network members finally in presence: during Jazzfest Berlin 2021 we celebrated the 10th EJN Award for Adventurous Programming received by the festival, we co-organised a meeting on green sustainability in Clermont-Ferrand (FR) during the 4th JAZZ(s)RA Forum, a working group on gender balance during the 40th Tampere Jazz Happening (FI) and invited a delegation of EJN members to join Les Recontres AJC 2021 in Paris, that this year had a focus on French overseas territories with showcases and dialogues.
REMA: Newsletter December 2021
Dear REMA friends,
With December, we reach the end of 2021, which was maybe not as trying as 2020, but that still brought many of us challenges to overcome. As you look back at yet another year of covid-impacted tours, concerts, and projects, we hope you will see, like we do, that there are some positive conclusions to be drawn from it. This year has reminded us of how much we value the opportunity of enjoying live music, freedom of movement and meeting in person. This year has also shown that we have the strength and resources to build solutions to keep our favourite projects and activities going, and maybe imagine new ones for the future.
As some countries are starting to limit travels and cultural or private gatherings again, our resilience is tested once more. We must hope that it will be possible for artists, individuals and organisations to keep us connected to each other through Early Music, as we like to be at this time of year.
We wish you a happy end of 2021,
Adèle & Agathe
2021 IASJ Research Conference Update
This is the second of five updates of the program of the 2021 IASJ Conference, 11 and 12 November. Do you want a day-to-day update?