Gageego! takes part in the first New:Aud workshop in London. Six European ensembles meet to discuss the future venues of new music concerts, using research on the ability of certain venues to attract – or scare – an audience as a backdrop. For more information: Ditching the concert hall
An international symposium about inclusion as the starting point of technical and artistic development within the music area. What does inclusive work mean to the artistic process? How can music technology unlock new doors for practitioners and pave the way for artistic development? What does it mean to work with an inclusive ensemble – as a musician […]
The Västerås Concert Hall is the venue for a second international symposium about inclusion as the starting point of technical and artistic development within the music area. What does inclusive work mean to the artistic process? How can music technology unlock new doors for practitioners and pave the way for artistic development? What does it mean to […]
MuseIT is short for Multisensory, User-centred, Shared cultural Experiences through Interactive Technologies. It is an EU-funded project, where the University of Borås is the project coordinator and the Swedish Share Music & Performing Arts are partners. Gageego! also participates, during important presentations that meet the audience on two occasions. Pilot 2 is the first of […]
The EU project’s “Final Event” with a unique inclusive co-creation music concert that realizes MuseIT’s vision.