MUSA OUTPUTS
At the end of the first edition of the project co-funded by Erasmus+, the materials produced are accessible free of charge and constitute a new resource for musicians, academies, universities, entrepreneurs and cultural operators and researchers.
The Handbook entitled “The Entrepreneurial String Quartet: Key Learnings from the MUSA Project” can be read as:
- a self-learning package addressed to string quartets who desire to explore cultural entrepreneurship issues
- a narration of a methodological and operational framework, that can be applied to similar vocational training programs
- a tool for disseminating the results obtained through the MUSA program held between October 2020 and 2022.
The Lecture Notes sum up the main objectives, contents and key take-aways from the MUSA workshops about:
- The String Quartet Image Strategy
- Cross-fertilisation among the Arts
- Recording and Market distribution; Physical and Mental Preparation
These Guidelines for Innovative Higher Training Pathways in the music sector would like to be a starting point and a useful tool for other organizations implementing similar vocational training projects at European level, in the music sector and beyond. The structure and contents of this document were defined over the first months of the MUSA activities, in order to set a common methodological and operational framework for the program’s implementation in Italy, Portugal, and France.
The Case Study entitled “Not That Same Old Song: Cultural Entrepreneurship at Le Dimore del Quartetto” tells the story and experience of the innovative cultural enterprise Le Dimore del Quartetto, highlighting the educational and social values of European cultural heritage as economic and employment driver. The Case Study was curated by ASK – Università Bocconi and it is addressed to arts management students, cultural entrepreneurs and researchers.
The Brochure, a general presentation of the MUSA project.
The String Quartet image strategy
MUSA IN ITALY 2021
WORKSHOPS
CONCERTS
RESIDENCY
curated by IED
Cross- fertilization
among the arts
MUSA IN PORTUGAL 2021
WORKSHOPS
CONCERTS
RESIDENCY
Recording and Market Distribution, Physical and Mental Preparation
MUSA IN FRANCE 2022
WORKSHOPS
CONCERTS
RESIDENCY
LISTEN TO THE PROFESSIONAL AUDIO RECORDINGS
curated by ProQuartet and La Ferme de Villefavard
OUTIS QUARTET (Romania)
Ludwig van Beethoven
Quartet op. 95 in F minor “Serioso”
I. Allegro con brio (extract)
BELINFANTE QUARTET (Netherlands)
Benjamin Britten
Alla Marcia
ALINEA QUARTET (Germany)
Giacomo Puccini
Crisantemi, elegy for string quartets
(extract)
MUSA BELGIUM 2022
MUSA Presentation Event in Brussels
Wednesday, 12 October 2022
At the end of the MUSA – European young MUsicians soft Skills Alliance project, two years after its beginning, Le Dimore del Quartetto presents and celebrates its achievements.
An opportunity to discuss the challenges and opportunities offered in the areas of professional training, chamber music and cultural heritage, in the presence of international guests.
MAISON DE LA POSTE
3 PM Presentation of the project and results obtained
4 PM Round table “Career and Multidisciplinarity, between music and territory”, with international guest speakers
Francesca Moncada di Paternò, moderator
Paola Dubini, introduction
Paul Dujardin, guest speaker
Yasmin Hilberdink, guest speaker
Alfonso Pallavicini, guest speaker
Xavier Pelgrims de Bigard, guest speaker
Sneška Quaedvlieg-Mihailović, guest speaker
Fiona Robertson e Pau Marquès i Oleo, guest speaker
Igor Efrem Zanti, guest speaker
GRAND-BIGARD CASTLE
7.30 PM MUSA Networking Dinner and Concert of Belinfante Quartet
COORDINATOR
Le Dimore del Quartetto S.r.l. Impresa Sociale
Via Carlo Torre, 28, 20143 Milan – Italy
+39 02 36753026
info@ledimoredelquartetto.eu
www.ledimoredelquartetto.eu
MUSA Project Manager
Alice Bovone
alice@ledimoredelquartetto.eu
KA2 Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices
KA202 – Strategic Partnerships for vocational education and training
“MUSA – European young MUsicians soft Skills Alliance”
Grant Agreement N. 2020-1-IT01-KA202-008397
The European Commission’s support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
