A series of public online webinars that EJN will run over the coming month A that deal with various aspects of the covid-19 crisis and its short and long-term effects on the creative music sector and all its stakeholders.
Financial support to solutions for sustainable revenue models and new diversification strategies that emerged during the crisis.
PICE March Mobilty Grants – extended deadline until June 17th due to COVID19 emergency.
Pearle introduces a map with the dates that live performance venues and events open their doors again after #covid19 lock-down.
A virtual residency and digital tour.
A page that gathers all the information about the latest live streams, donation campaigns and multiple activities that bring music + dance directly to our homes and support the performing arts and cultural sector.
On May 13th, Pearle*-Live Performance Europe, sent an open letter to European ministers of Culture and Commissioner of Culture Gabriel, ahead of the Council meeting on May 19th.
Sensorium is a digital arts & culture festival and platform building a thoughtful and foresightful society.
8 actors of the company Formediterre have been working for a little more than 1 month, from their homes, to generate over 85 original and unpublished online content, using the theatrical language but making the works specific for the use through the web.
A project where people singing and sharing their stories, memories and what they know by memory through the windows of their houses.
In the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, 43 European music organisations got together to co-publish a letter calling for EU and national investment to address the
ECA-EC is a non-profit association gathering organisations, choirs and individuals active in the field of collective singing in Europe. It aims to foster cooperation and mutual understanding between cultures, nations and individuals across social and political borders, to promote collective singing as tool for education and for community building and to represent the interests of the singing community.
A platform of 16 venues boosts the new European talent of tomorrow, digitally.
An invitation to form a network of research projects.
Live sessions with great artists sharing ART from their homes, balconies & rooftops (Re) connecting with musical emotions.
The Kammeroper Salzburg is a free opera ensemble founded during the Corona-crises, based in Austria.
The Emergency Relief Fund is a new initiative bringing together PRS and PRS Members Fund, with support from PRS Foundation. The ERF provides financial support to PRS writer members experiencing extreme hardship as a result of the measures to tackle COVID-19.
A development of an audio-video conferencing system with peer-to-peer connections, designed specifically for the needs of music, dance, theatre and visual arts.
Live streaming concerts as a form of musical expression and a medium of recognition during the COVID-19.
“A Confined Place” -carried out within the Creative Europe “A-Place” project- is a programme of activities to strengthen the sense of place in the times of confinement.
A digital concert space in order to support artists by providing a studio to perform and to have an opportunity to earn their income during the COVID-19 crisis.
On 29 April, IMPALA proposed a recovery roadmap to boost growth in Europe through music and culture, in sync with the EU Recovery Plan.
On the 25th of March 2020, as the Covid-19 crisis deepened, IMPALA called for a swift and massive response to ensure music and other cultural sectors weather the storm.
A conference looking from a data perspective on the different experiences for music venues and clubs in Europe.
200 ideas for Vienna: 5,000 EUR for the best concepts and impetus for the lives and the city after the crisis.
Live DMA documents the COVID-19 crisis and supplies resources for the European live music sector. overviews of the situation in various European countries, best practice
As more countries are banning large gatherings throughout the summer, it could very well mean that 2020 will go down in history as the year
GEMA provides an emergency relief programme of up to €40 million for its members (composers, songwriters and music publishers) as well as flexible solutions for
GEMA, a collective management organisation, manages remuneration claims and entitlements of its members at a global level, wherever their copyright-protected musical works are used.
The European Music Council (EMC) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the development and promotion of all genres and types of music in Europe. It is a network that promotes and supports music-related activities for representatives of both national music councils and European networks involved in the fields of music education, creation, performance, participation, production and heritage. The EMC is a Regional Group of the International Music Council.
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