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- The next edition of Nordic Music Days takes place in Glasgow from 30 October to 3 November 2024. The festival is a collaboration between Scotland and the Nordics, with the ambition to build long-lasting, sustainable partnerships between musical organisations, communities and creative individuals.
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In the lead up to the festival dates, soundfestival’s annual adventures in new music take place in Aberdeen from 20 to 27 October, and the University of Glasgow will host a conference on the role and value of experimentation in new music on 29 and 30 October.
Nordic Music Days 2024 is a Nordic Composers Council project, managed on their behalf by the Danish Composers Society in collaboration with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra. info@nordicmusicdays.org
Nordic Music Days 2024 is a Council of Nordic Composers project, managed on their behalf by the Danish Composers Society in partnership with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra. The Council of Nordic Composers is comprised of the composer societies of Denmark, the Faroe Islands, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
Jun 25, 2024 · Nordic Music Days 2024 is a Council of Nordic Composers project, managed on their behalf by the Danish Composers Society in partnership with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra.
Bring a thirst for discovery as the BBC SSO celebrates music from the Nordic region as part of Nordic Music Days 2024, hosted in Glasgow for the first since since 1888.
Jun 26, 2024 · This revered music festival presents Nordic, and this year Scottish, contemporary music and sound and is curated by composers and creators. The 2024 curator team includes: Tróndur Bogason (Faroe Islands), Lauri Supponen (Finland), Guoste Tamulynaite (Norway), Gillian Moore (Scotland) and Pippa Murphy (Scotland).
5 days ago · This Autumn, Nordic Music Days, one of the world's oldest celebrations of contemporary classical music and sound, takes place in Scotland for the first time in its 136-year history. Set to take over Glasgow from 30 October until 3 November, the Festival sees concerts, sound installations, talks, screenings and participatory events as well as a ...
