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New European Music Students’ Association
The Student Working Group (SWG) is the student networking body of the AEC since 2014, formed by students from AEC member institutions.
Read moreSMS Network meeting on dissemination and sustainability of the project outcomes
The Network Meeting of the AEC project Strengthening Music in Society (SMS) took place on 6 May online. We worked on themes such as dissemination and sustainability of the outcomes, future of the project and programme of the next AEC Annual Congress and General Assembly 2021.
Read moreWelcome to two new members in the AEC PJP Working Group
The call for members for the AEC Pop and Jazz Platform Working Group that was launched earlier this year attracted 17 applications.
Read moreUpdate on AEC advocacy activities – May
This month, we will report on two topics that we are not reporting on for the first time, nor will it presumably be the last time: on the one hand, about making music and teaching music under pandemic conditions, and on the other hand, about cultural participation and giving access to culture and cultural education to even more people than in the past.
Read moreInternship position for project and membership management open at the AEC Office
From July, one internship position will become available at the AEC Office in Brussels for a period of 6 months.
Read moreContemporary Physical Performance Festival “Manifestal” online
From 13 May until 17 June, the new Contemporary Performance Festival CPPM Manifestal is taking place in Tallinn and is streaming online worldwide, summarising the development of the two-year MA in Contemporary Physical Performance Making (CPPM) students' studies at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theater.
Read moreFree access to Qwest TV EDU for Higher Music Education Institutions
QWEST TV is a video service dedicated to music, giving its users access to a wide and multifaceted range of concert recordings, documentaries, archive programs and, since recently also master classes.
Read moreAEC-SMS Media Material
Higher Music Education Institutions (HMEIs) play a crucial role to safeguard, develop and promote European cultural heritage and diversity, to facilitate access to cultural offerings and cultural education for all, and to contribute to economic growth through the creation of new jobs and new business models in the creative sector.
Read moreAEC – European Jazz Network task force
Higher Music Education Institutions (HMEIs) play a crucial role to safeguard, develop and promote European cultural heritage and diversity, to facilitate access to cultural offerings and cultural education for all, and to contribute to economic growth through the creation of new jobs and new business models in the creative sector.
Read moreStrand 8: Early Childhood Music Education
Higher Music Education Institutions (HMEIs) play a crucial role to safeguard, develop and promote European cultural heritage and diversity, to facilitate access to cultural offerings and cultural education for all, and to contribute to economic growth through the creation of new jobs and new business models in the creative sector.
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