Within the framework of the VII St. Petersburg International New Music Festival, reMusik.org offers a Composition Course which will be held in May 2020. Thirty-six composers will be selected through a portfolio application process to meet and work with renowned composers and internationally acclaimed ensembles invited to this year’s festival.
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.
The Barcelona Modern Ensemble, together with the Institut Français-Barcelona, open the call for dossiers for the “Barcelona Modern International Composition Course”, 6th Edition.
The European Composer and Songwriter Alliance (ECSA) is pleased to launch a call for works to be considered for its thirteenth European Contemporary Composers Orchestra (ECCO) Concert which will be performed during the ECSA General Assembly in Brussels.
Sound Plasma is a mini festival dedicated to music with alternative intonation, in broadest definition of the term. This year’s events in Berlin will be held from November 1st to 3rd, 2019 at the Acker Stadt Palast.
The course “Piano in the Contemporary Repertoire” will foresee eight meetings from November 2019 to May 2020 and is dedicated both to the piano and chamber production of Stefano Gervasoni and to the repertoire of the second half of the Twentieth century and contemporary proposed by the students.
The Peter Eötvös Contemporary Music Foundation announces a master course for conductors between 24-30 November, 2019, in Budapest. The course is suitable for advanced students and professionals with special interest in contemporary music repertoire.
Students of the creative composing lab will have a nine-day opportunity to attend lectures and individual classes led by composers with extensive teaching experience as well as collaborate on their compositions with six new music ensembles in the workshop format.
