The Future of Music Schools
European Perspectives
Hahn, Michaela
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Hofecker, Franz-Otto
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Aicher, Linda
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Björk, Cecilia
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Bolliger, Thomas
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Bourreau, Floriane
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Coppi, Antonella
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Cristóvão, Natalina
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De Cicco, Dario
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Deloughry, Ciaran
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Esteireiro, Paulo
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Galmiche, Martin
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Gonçalves, Carlos
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Heimonen, Marja
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Hennenberg, Beate
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Ilmola-Sheppard, Leena
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Katsadoros, George
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Kljunič, Bojana
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Knuuttila, Annukka
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Königer, Eva
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Radok Žadna, Ingeborg
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Rotar Pance, Branka
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Rian, Hans Ole
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Sempere, Nuria
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Theologos, Christos
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Väkevä, Lauri
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Vernia Carrasco, Ana Mercedes
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Vetoniemi, Elina
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Vidulin, Sabina
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Westerlund, Heidi
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Wüstehube, Bianka
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Abstract (English)
Music education in Europe reflects the colorful diversity and rich tradition of the cultural identities of our continent. Within the music education landscape music schools are institutions specially focused on the practices of music-making.The First European Music School Symposium, which took place at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna in October 2017, brought together more than 150 researchers and practitioners from twenty-five European countries. The two cooperating partners, European Music School Union and Austrian Conference of Music School Associations, ensured a lively exchange between research and practitioners.This post-symposium publication presents contributions from twenty-nine researchers from thirteen European countries and paints a multicolored picture of music schools in Europe.
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(in German)