From May 23 to June 7, 2022, the annual major forum of new music will take place in Russia. The two-week festival will present to the public more than seventy events that will take place at the best music venues in St. Petersburg.
The Festival will take place from May 21 to June 2. It offers a detailed panorama of contemporary classical music which presents electro-acoustic, electronic music, multimedia projects, and a variety of free improvisations.
Six composers will аward scholarships to participate in the Composition Course reMusik.org. The project is supported by the French Institute in Saint Petersburg and will be held in the framework of the 8th St. Petersburg International New Music Festival.
reMusik.org announces the launch of the New Music Forum within the framework of St. Petersburg International New Music Festival. The forum will discuss topics related to copyright, funding and the presence of new music on stage and screen.
OpenCalls is a new web project of the reMusik.org Resource Center aimed at finding and highlighting current information about upcoming composers’ competitions, academies, workshops, residencies, and grants around the world in a convenient and modern format.
138 individual lessons, 46 creative presentations by participants, 5 lectures by professors, as well as new online music experiments, were held as part of the courses.
The Saint Petersburg Contemporary Music Center reMusik.org announces the VII St. Petersburg International New Music Festival taking place from July 3 to July 9, 2020 under the direction of composer Mehdi Hosseini.
Results of reMusik.org Online Composition Course preliminaries: 46 participants from 26 countries .
Organum Novum is a new platform for the realization of different projects in the field of contemporary organ music with the aim of introducing organ music to a wider audience.
At the end of the course some participants were rewarded. The composition by Simone Cardini (Italy) will be performed at the reMusik.org Festival in May 2020 and his score together with pieces by composers Oleg Krokhalev (Russia) and Kaito Nakahorito (Japan) will be published by Edition reMusik.org.
