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Call for Papers<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

International Online Conference on Renewable Music
15-17 October 2024
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Polish Composers\u2019 Union (Poland)
in partnership with
Berg Orchestra (Czechia)
Waves Bratislava (Slovakia)
UMZE Association (Hungary)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

invite composers, musicians, musicologists, music theorists, representatives of musical organisations and institutions, environmentalists, ecologists and other experts interested in the subject to participate in an international online scientific conference devoted to the idea of renewability in music.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Renewable Music<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

The term \u2018renewable music\u2019 was coined in reference to \u2018renewable resources\u2019, aiming at focusing attention on global sustainability crisis and encouraging dialogue on this subject in the contemporary music community. One can state that all music is renewable at its core, as music material is inexhaustible. Each performance brings a unique artists\u2019 interpretation and thus renews the listener\u2019s perception of a piece. Going beyond this definition requires considering music\u2019s renewability on the level of production, performance and consumption. This conference intends to open international dialog on this subject and delve deeper in the search for different meanings of this multidimensional metaphor.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The \u2019Renewable Music\u2019 project partners feel that there is a huge need for music and culture in general to renew themselves after the period of stagnation due to COVID-19, and there are important changes to be introduced if we want to shape more sustainable future in the music sector. In the summer of 2024 four newly commissioned pieces of music inspired by the concept of renewability in music will premiere at open-air concerts in the Visegrad Group countries. What issues stand behind this concept for the composers participating in the project?<\/p>\n\n\n\n