Meeting Sustainability Challenges in the State of Qatar
2021-07-01
Susie Billings, Communications Director of WSCM 23
Environmental protection and Climate Change: Food for thought for Associations, Choirs and Singers
2021-07-01
Flannery Ryan, culture manager, Germany/USA
2016, 2020, 2019, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2014, 2010, 2013 and 2…Read More →
Producing Sustainable Musical Instruments
2021-07-01
Franziska Kloos, musicologist, Austria
Every minute, the area of 48 football pitches of forest is lost. Forty six per cent of the world’s fo…Read More →
Logo, Theme, and Philosophy bring WSCM 2023/24 Planning into Focus
2021-07-01
WSCM 2023/24 Team
2021 has been a very busy time for the WSCM 2023/24 organizers. COVID’s disruption of scheduled events across the world has…Read More →
Clytus Gottwald’s Vocal Transcriptions
2021-07-01
Sebastian Herrmann, Conductor & Singer, Stuttgart, Germany
Clytus Gottwald’s transcriptions for a cappella choir have, over the years, acq…Read More →
E poi le parole: Nature
2021-07-01
ICB asks members of the choral world about how a particular word resonates with them. This time, the word is ‘Nature’. Let’s share some inspiring points of view.
Digital Power of IFCM
2021-07-01
João C Silva, IFCM Communication Manager, Portugal
More people than ever “go digital”. social media networks are the most powerful online pla…Read More →
Message of the IFCM President, July 2021
2021-07-01
Emily Kuo Vong, President – International Federation for Choral Music
Dear IFCM Members,
In March 2021, IFCM held its ExCom and Board meetings on Zoom. At the meeti…Read More →
Climate Action: Music as a Driver for Change
2021-07-01
Concepts of environmental sustainability for the music sector in Europe
by Carolyn Auclair, Project Officer at the European Music Council
Our Voice for our Planet: Singing for the Earth over the Ocean
2021-07-01
Virginia Bono, conductor, Argentina, and Martin Winkler, conductor, Germany