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Full panellist lineup announced for Music Aus seminar Indie Classics

PRESS RELEASE: Nicole Canham: Panel Chair Moderator, Artist, Researcher, Music Australia Councillor Drew Crawford: Composer, producer, arranger, songwriter and educator Claire Edwardes: Artistic…

By Unknown AuthorPublished Jun 1, 2016
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full panellist lineup announced for music aus seminar indie classics

PRESS RELEASE:

  • Nicole CanhamPanel Chair & Moderator, Artist, Researcher, Music Australia Councillor
  • Drew Crawford: Composer, producer, arranger, songwriter and educator
  • Claire EdwardesArtistic Director Ensemble Offspring, award winning percussionist
  • Tim Hansen: Composer, Songwriter & Music Educator
  • Sophie LiebermanHead of Programs, Sydney Living Museums
  • Greg Sandow(International guest), Classical music commentator &  consultant

In an increasingly complex and uncertain environment for the arts, it can be difficult to tackle and address broader art form challenges when day-to-day survival is at stake.  Independent and small to medium companies are often at the mercy of many external forces and factors which leave little time for reflection on the major art form challenges of our time - and many think-tank style events do not specifically focus on the independent and small to medium sector. 

“As audience tastes and behaviours change, the future of traditional art forms such as art music rests in the hands of artists who must not only play the notes, but must also build audiences for their work," said Panel Chair, Nicole Canham.
 
With support from APRA AMCOS, in partnership with Vivid Ideas Indie Classics examines the art of the independents. Our panel will explore how small to medium companies in the classical ecosystem work, and provide pathways towards sustainable and vibrant independent work. 

In the 21st century, perhaps our biggest challenge is one of connection.  How to connect with broader audiences, and younger audiences for classical and new art music?  We look at challenges and opportunities; explore innovation in audience creation and connection, and inventive programming. We provide an overview of the new wave of global independent classical activity. 

Join us for an afternoon of ideas and exchange designed to inspire and turbocharge your creative practice.

The seminar will include a Q&A.

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