Environmental protection and Climate Change: Food for thought for Associations, Choirs and Singers
2021-07-01
Flannery Ryan, culture manager, Germany/USA
Meeting Sustainability Challenges in the State of Qatar
2021-07-01
Susie Billings, Communications Director of WSCM 23
As the globe comes to grips with the fact that climate change is happening at a more rapid…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 →
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.
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
Best “Green” Practices: The Music World Cares!
2021-07-01
From Julie’s bicycle to Lille’s green opera house, from singing Haydn in the middle of plastic waste to an energy-saving Mediterranean park on a Cultural Center roof, from plastic-free CD…Read More →
The Music Against Child Labour Competition: Fostering Awareness and Action through Music
2021-07-01
by Jeunesses Musicales International
Musical Heritage on Stage: the China National Traditional Orchestra & Chorus
2021-07-01
The ifcm has a new national member. The china national traditional orchestra and chorus is an original,large-scale organisation dedicated to the performance of china’s rich and ancient mu…Read More →
Singing "Flying Over the Rainbow" with ethnic minority kids
2021-07-01
by Fang Wang, Secretary General of the Green Pine Care Foundation and Choir Director, People’s Republic of China