Welcome to the 9th SIMM-posium.
The Rhythmic Music Conservatory and its Copenhagen Centre for Research in Artistic Citizenship (CReArC) are honored to host the 9th SIMM-posium in collaboration with the international research platform SIMM (Social Impact of Music Making). SIMM is a global network of researchers and organizations dedicated to exploring the social impact of music-making across diverse cultural contexts.
Building on the success of previous SIMM-posia held in Ghent, London, Porto, Bogota, Brussels, Paris, and Brisbane, the 2024 Copenhagen SIMM-posium will feature presentations, thematic panels, and keynotes. These sessions will delve into crucial topics such as musicians as makers in society, participatory music practices (as ground for community building), social aspects of listening, musical co-creation as social intervention, negotiations between/of artistic agency and social values, artistic citizenship as practice and music in detention or other freedom-deprived contexts.
Our scientific committee has organized the academic and artistic research presentations into thematic blocks, each followed by plenary discussions. To enhance interaction and encourage dialogue and reflection, presenters will offer brief 10-minute introductions, followed by extended discussions moderated by chairs. We warmly invite delegates to join us in person in Copenhagen. For those unable to attend physically, online presentations will be accommodated, and the sessions will be live-streamed.
We look forward to welcoming you to Copenhagen for an inspiring and engaging event.
The Rhythmic Music Conservatory and its Copenhagen Centre for Research in Artistic Citizenship (CReArC) are honored to host the 9th SIMM-posium in collaboration with the international research platform SIMM (Social Impact of Music Making). SIMM is a global network of researchers and organizations dedicated to exploring the social impact of music-making across diverse cultural contexts.
Building on the success of previous SIMM-posia held in Ghent, London, Porto, Bogota, Brussels, Paris, and Brisbane, the 2024 Copenhagen SIMM-posium will feature presentations, thematic panels, and keynotes. These sessions will delve into crucial topics such as musicians as makers in society, participatory music practices (as ground for community building), social aspects of listening, musical co-creation as social intervention, negotiations between/of artistic agency and social values, artistic citizenship as practice and music in detention or other freedom-deprived contexts.
Our scientific committee has organized the academic and artistic research presentations into thematic blocks, each followed by plenary discussions. To enhance interaction and encourage dialogue and reflection, presenters will offer brief 10-minute introductions, followed by extended discussions moderated by chairs. We warmly invite delegates to join us in person in Copenhagen. For those unable to attend physically, online presentations will be accommodated, and the sessions will be live-streamed.
We look forward to welcoming you to Copenhagen for an inspiring and engaging event.