NordEX Day 2: Sustain

NordEX Day 2: Sustain

New connections, new thinking, new practice – NordEX will be alive with activity and opportunities to network, dialogue, learn and get inspired with music colleagues from across Europe and beyond. Connecting music practice and policy with the public and society through activities that stimulate debate, share knowledge and practice and build connections.

A collaboration between various Nordic and Scottish composer societies, export offices, policy and diplomacy organisations, NordEX is dedicated to international co-operation across the contemporary classical and sound scene. With a focus on sustainability, the programme will explore both culture’s role in climate adaptation and innovative approaches to ensure a thriving cultural eco-system. Supported by the Nordic Council of Ministers, LiveMX and Creative Europe, NordEX will welcome delegates from across the UK, Nordics, Ireland, Canada and the rest of Europe.

Over three days there will be live-streamed and public panel sessions open to the general public, small-scale masterclasses for accelerated learning and a limited number of NordEX delegate tickets available from the CCA box office.

Full programme available on www.nordicmusicdays.org


NordEX is a collaboration between the following music export offices and composer societies:
Art Music Denmark, Music Finland, Iceland Music, Music Norway, Faroe Music Export, Scottish Music Centre, STATUS, Danish Composers Society, The Association of Faroese Composers, The Society of Finnish Composers, Icelandic Composers Society, The Norwegian Society of Composers, The Swedish Society of Composers

It is supported by:
The Danish Ministry of Culture, The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, KODA’s cultural funds, Live MX co-funded by the European Union, The Nordic Council of Ministers
NordEX will host the Sustainable Composition and Creative Sound Practices project: a partnership between hcmf, Ultima and Nordic Music Days, supported by Julie’s Bicycle, Arts Council England, Arts Council Norway and the Danish Arts Foundation through the International Touring and Environmental Responsibility fund.