EMMA for Peace awarded another grant for a new Erasmus+ project
EMMA for Peace continues to promote the values of the Erasmus+ Programme by changing the lives and opening the minds of young professionals and youth leaders.
The organization has been successful for the second time in gaining Erasmus+ funding to organize a new youth project, which will bring together in 2020/2021 participants from Germany, Morocco, France, Romania, Turkey, Egypt and Lebanon.
EMMA for Peace is proud to be partner for a professional training course on cultural and music diplomacy and international cooperation organized by ISPI, the Italian Institute for International Political Studies.
The course will be delivered online and in Italian. More info here
Program coordinator: Paolo Petrocelli, Founder & President EMMA for Peace.
EMMA for Peace is launching the first blog community dedicated to collecting the most inspiring stories on music diplomacy from all over the world, bringing together experiences and reflections from musicians, scholars, experts, diplomats, activists and journalists working in the field.
Music diplomacy is a particular form of cultural diplomacy. As a universal language that breaks down language barriers and cultural differences, music promotes cooperation, understanding and mutual respect among people, communities and nations thus contributing to a culture of peace.
We are pleased to announce we just signed an MoU with UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency. We will be partnering with them for a special event in Milan, Italy on November 28th: a fundraising concert for Syrian refugees, featuring Italian conductor Beatrice Venezi, Syrian conductor Nahel Al Halabi, Damascus String Quintet and Mirna Kassis
In 2018 EMMA for Peace is looking forward to promoting the values of the Erasmus+ Programme by changing the lives and opening the minds of youth workers and youth leaders. EMMA for Peace has been successful in gaining Erasmus+ funding to organize the ‘Innovators’ coaching’ training course starting on the 2nd till the 9th of November 2018.
EMMA for Peace is proud to be among the organizers of Peace Drums.
PeaceDrums is a concert spread out across the Mediterranean Sea. Thousands of drums exchange beats from coast to coast making the heartbeat into a pulse of peace at the rhythm of music. All together, on the 23rd of September 2017, we will make one sound resonate:
THE WAVE OF PEACE
The starting point for communication will be the beach. The rhythm will take us back to the ancestral essence of life: the heartbeat. From a reverse perspective, the beach becomes the symbolic starting point for a dialogue based on the rhythm of music. From Lampedusa to Venice, Istanbul, Smirne, Beirut, Gaza, Tel Aviv, Alexandria, Tunisia, Cyprus, Barcellona, Marseille and more. Music will send a message of peace, bondage and friendship between people facing the same sea. The sea that will be the route for cultural exchanges like it always has.
EMMA for Peace is pleased to join the “Music Diversity and Diplomacy” Symposium organized by ICDO(International Cultural Diversity Organization) at the first edition of the Suoni dal Golfo Festival in Lerici, Italy on August 31st.
Artists in residence, Kathmandu Jazz Conservatory, Nepal26th April / 2nd May 2017In occasion of the forthcoming UNESCO International Jazz Day (30th April), by invitation of the Kathmandu Jazz Conservatory (Nepal) with the support of Fao Mountain Partnership,artists Gianni Denitto and Ivan Bert are going to develop a project that will include charity concerts and workshops.
In the one week residency seven Italian artists (five musicians, one choreographer and one documentarist) are going to perform and teach improvisation techniques, dance and jazz music to the Nepalese students.Concerts are scheduled in the NAG orphanage, Kathmandu clubs and UNESCO sites.
EMMA for Peace is proud to partner with Kathmandu Jazz Conservatory and support this exciting cultural, educational and social project.
Under the Patronage of the Italian National Commission for UNESCO, EMMA for Peace is proud to present a new international series of concerts for peace.
The project, promoted in collaboration with Emilia Romagna Concerti, Fondazione Italia Giappone, will present in a week 5 concerts in 5 different cities between Italy, Israel and Palestine.
Under the baton of the renowned Italian conductor Paolo Olmi, the Young Musicians European Orchestra, which brings together young talents from all over the world, will perform along three of the greatest young soloists of today, Yury Revich(violin), Jonathan Roozeman (cello), Luis Cabrera (double bass).
Here the full calendar:
8th December: Ravenna (Italy), Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista (conductor, Matthieu Mantanus)
9th December: Forlì (Italy), Abbazia di San Mercuriale (conductor, Matthieu Mantanus)