Description
The main aim of the project is to build a platform of cooperation between schools from different countries, as well as teach tolerance, respect for differences and appreciation of diversity. In addition, the project aims at popularizing and promoting Polish music, presenting the interpretation of Norwegian and Icelandic music. The project activities consist of 8 symphonic concerts and 5 chamber recitals, 6 lectures about Polish, Norwegian and Icelandic music, and 7 orchestral and instrumental workshops. Additionally New repertoire will be prepared. The direct beneficiaries are public art schools. Indirect beneficiaries are students and teachers of music, creators and artists, specialists in the field of music education, local communities and broader audience sensitive to music.
Summary of project results
The main aim of the project was to build a platform of cooperation between schools from different countries, as well as teach tolerance, respect for differences and appreciation of diversity. In addition, the project aimed at popularizing and promoting Polish music, presenting the interpretation of Norwegian and Icelandic music. The project activities consisted of 8 symphonic concerts and 5 chamber recitals, 6 lectures about Polish, Norwegian and Icelandic music, and 7 orchestral and instrumental workshops. Additionally New repertoire was prepared. The direct beneficiaries were public art schools. Indirect beneficiaries were students and teachers of music, creators and artists, specialists in the field of music education, local communities and broader audience sensitive to music.
Summary of bilateral results
The partner’s contribution was mainly organisational and logistical. Within the project the partner provided concert and rehearsal halls, invited audience, advertised the project, promoted their country and its culture, provided substantive contribution at the stage of planning, consulted the ideas and activities within the project. The partner also took part in the activities within the project, especially concerts. There were also meetings for students and the staff, which allowed both groups to exchange experiences and broaden their knowledge about educational systems, musical experiences and cultures. The whole project was a continuation of Norway/Iceland project that was implemented in 2010 and its purpose was to maintain contacts, as well as start new ones and broaden the cooperation.