Berlin programme FEVIS REMA (download PDF) invite your own partners to the event!
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 11th Read more
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10.30: registration and opening
11.15 am #TAXATION AND MOBILITY, theory – Dick Moleenar, All arts, tax lawyer
12.15 pm taxation and mobility, best practice – Michael Adick, Mahler Chamber Orchestra
1 pm Thomas Weis (IGBK) Touring Artists
Second part
Seconde part
Set
2.30 pm #DIGITAL SHIFT, crowdfunding – Yaële Aferiat, Association of Fundraisers
3.15 pm best practice on digital marketing – Severine Garnier, journalist
4 pm CONCERT of Ensemble L’Echelle – Charles Barbier and Caroline Marçot
4.40 pm free/open or commercial content online? – introduction to a digital strategy – Clothilde Chalot, NoMadMusic digital label
4.50 pm online image mutualisation: why working with digital aggregators? – Bernhard Kerres, Hello Stage
5.10 pm what to do with archives? Digital opportunities improving access to music – Johannes Theurer, Funkhaus Europa / Europeana Sounds
5.30pm Q&A to all three speakers
5.45 pm #SPEEDMEETINGS – coffee break
7 pm DRINKS PARTY at Maison de France with Jacques Toubon, FEVIS Chairman and former Minister of Culture (Fr) and with Philippe Etienne, French Ambassador in Germany
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8.40 am coffee
9 am #WORKSHOPS and work groups (registration mandatory: please fill this quick 6 minute survey)
-1.Cross border projects among music ensembles: feedback and future projects, Marianne Barraclough (Sinfonia Viva, UK)
-2.Crowdfunding campaigns: ‘dos and don’ts’, Yaële Afariat (AFF)
-3.Social Security (in French) : update on best practice and legislative framework, Sylvie Douheret (CLEISS)
> legal context and procedures
> Information about information platforms (here link with touring artists presentation) in Europe when they exist
> Links and resources (report for the EENC on social protection/taxation and artists’ mobility)
> On the Move’s action through information sharing and advice through OTM Charter (http://on-the-move.org/charter)
-4. Asia: residencies, grants, coproductions, Marie Le Sourd (independent expert)
> On the Move’s regular news and information on funding opportunities
> On the Move’s coordinated guides to funding opportunities (Europe, Asia, Arab world and to come, USA)
-5.Building an insurance for instrument transportation throughout Europe? Cécile Hugon (AGB Assurances)
-6.Income taxe: practical session in the frame of mobility, Dick Molenaar (All Arts) and Michael Adick (Mahler Chamber Orchestra)
-7.Digital best practice in France and the UK, Severine Garnier (journalist) and Françoise Clerc (BureauExport)
-8.How to improve the publisher – composer – ensemble trinagular business relationship, work group
-9.Introducing Chinese and Japanese markets, Zenaida des Aubris (consultant)
-10.The German contemporary music market, Ensemble Variances (Fr), Ensemble Resonanz (Germany) and Catherine Von Mutius (Music Concept)
Afternoon
12.15 pm #LIVE MUSIC ECOSYSTEM IN GERMANY : situation and perspective on the role of independent ensembles.
Hans-Georg Kaiser, Freiburger Barockorchester
Martin Hoffmann, Berliner Philharmoniker
Christian Höppner, Deutscher Musikrat
Frauke Roth, Dresdner Philharmonie
Jacques Toubon, FEVIS Chairman
Andreas Richter, former manager of MCO and Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin – moderator
One question per country should be prepared by participants, related to their own national issues on the coherence, the balance and the interactions among actors.
1.30 pm #AUDIENCES Marketing segmentation Jo Taylor, Morris Hargreaves McIntyre (UK) Take the MHM survey to know which audience segment you are !
1.45 pm lunch break
2.45 pm Renewing concert forms – Thomas Demidoff, New Music New Audiences
3 pm discussions in groups, animated by Philippe Olivier, Stéphane Dorin and Thomas Demidoff
3.30 pm research study on audiences in France – Stéphane Dorin, CNRS and Paris Sorbonne
Second part
Second Part
3.50 pm #ENSEMBLES AND PROMOTERS’ NEEDS
Ensembles: how to reach out to festivals, what means and new methods?
Festivals: what burdens and constraints? What can ensembles expect?
4 pm discussions in groups, animated by Thomas Wolff, Giulio Prandi and Catherine Von Mutius
4.30 pm #SPEEDMEETINGS – Coffee break – in order to arrange your meetings, please fill this quick 6 minute survey
5.30 pm to go beyond: building European collaborations – Thomas Demidoff, NewAud project leader
5.45 pm conclusion