REMA CONFERENCES
Throughout the year, REMA organises conferences that address the sector’s needs and provide participants with a place to meet, work together, learn from inspiring experiences and address common challenges as a group.
A variety of events focused on key topics for the field.
REMA conferences can be members-only or open to a wider audience of professionals when they are focused on a specific country (regional meetings) or field of activity (sectorial meetings). Lasting from 1 to 4 days, they usually take place at the invitation of a member and provide a comprehensive overview of the host’s activities and areas of expertise. Activities include panels, workshops, keynotes, networking opportunities, concerts and project presentations.
REMA conferences can be members-only or open to a wider audience of professionals when they are focused on a specific country (regional meetings) or field of activity (sectorial meetings). Lasting from 1 to 4 days, they usually take place at the invitation of a member and provide a comprehensive overview of the host’s activities and areas of expertise. Activities include panels, workshops, keynotes, networking opportunities, concerts and project presentations.
Next meetings
(Subject to changes)
3 - 5 June 2024 - General Assembly
We look forward to seeing you in Stockholm for our 2024 Annual General Assembly, from 3 to 5 June, at the invitation of our member, the Stockholm Early Music Festival. This will be an opportunity to discover together the rich programme of this twenty-year-old festival!
6 - 7 September 2024 - Summer Conference
This summer conference, dedicated to REMA members, will take place in Famalicão, at the invitation of the Cupertino Miranda Foundation.
21 November 2024 - Regional conference
This regional conference, open to early music stakeholders from Eastern Europe and REMA members, will take place in Bucharest, at the invitation of the Bucharest Early Music Festival.
REMA’s regional meetings provide a forum for the different actors of the field, to address common challenges, work on the identity of the local Early Music scene, and facilitate the circulation of projects and initiatives at a national and regional level.
These conferences are an opportunity for all the early music professionals of a region to come together, but REMA members with specific ties to the area are welcome to participate.
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