Monthly Newsletter
We look forward to welcoming you very soon to the 49th AEC Annual Congress and this year's AEC General Assembly. With three years of pandemic behind and a winter that will be marked by war and an energy crisis, we sense a great demand for personal encounters among our members. Unfortunately, we could not make all wishes come true to attend the Congress in person, but you are still warmly welcome to register for online participation.
We are, however, optimistic that next year will be a better one.
Enjoy reading more about AEC's upcoming projects, events, and advocacy activities in this October Newsletter!
Stefan Gies
AEC CEO
Join our “Representing the sector – an advocacy workshop” which will take place online in the frame of the AEC Annual Congress, on 11 November!
Relive the AEC Annual Meeting for International Relations Coordinators 2022 and all September sessions by having a look at our wrap-up!
From 3 to 8 October, participants gathered for an intensive week in Viljandi (Estonia) in the frame of “The TUNE project - Traditional music Undergraduate Network”.
The session involved information regarding the AEC Early Music Task Force and REMA - the network for Early Music in Europe, as well as a discussion related to the present and future of Early Music departments.
The first METRIC online session about collaborative musical interpretation was successfully delivered by Anne La Berge from the Royal Conservatoire The Hague.
LOST MUSIC is a cooperation project co-funded by the Creative Europe programme where music, heritage and innovation share the stage.
AEC Events
9-12 November 2022 | Lyon, France + online
Check out the updated programme for the AEC:
Annual Congress and General Assembly 2022
Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et Danse
AEC - Empowering Artists as Makers in Society
#insideARTEMIS | Work Package 5 is aimed at establishing a reliable basis for actions aimed to support the project performance and to scale up the HME sector, in relation to going green, digitisation and data collection. It is composed of the AEC Goes Green Working Group, providing HMEIs with inspiration and insight to make the sector more sustainable and environment-friendly, and the Digitisation Working Group, aimed at supporting the process of digital transformation.
