< Saturday 21 November

This programme can be subject to modifications.

SUNDAY
22 NOVEMBER

EXCLUSIVE ONLINE EVENT

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The last day of the conference looks towards the near or more remote future. What tools do we need, as professionals, to face the future and make a difference in the next 20 years of Early Music? After separate breakfast sessions, participants can enjoy one last opportunity to connect with one another, and take a look at what the future holds and how high-tech Early Music can be. H. 10.00/11.00
BREAKFAST SESSIONS | ONLINE
Start the day by sharing a cup of virtual coffee with the new connections you made during the Summit, and reflect on a brighter future! In each session, a few guest speakers provide the participants with some themes to work on.

Transition breakfast
Representation and inclusion: guide and food for thoughts
Modération : Stef Coninx , Kunstenpunt
Avec:
Joris Janssens, Idea consult
Kathrin Deventer, European Festivals Association (EFA)

Media and critics
The role of critics in the life of an album / ensemble
Moderation: Marie Hédin, La Lettre du Musicien
With:
Matthieu Benoit, Outhere
Séverine Garnier, Classique mais pas has been

Instrument Makers
What are the needs for cooperation between instrument makers at European scale?
With:
Carine Moretton, Conservatoire de Vanves
Nelly Poidevin, CSFI


H. 11.00/12.00
ONLINE
Speedmeetings: PROMOTERS / REMA SHOWCASE ENSEMBLES


H. 12.00/13.30
Lunch Break | ONLINE
Release of the day’s playlist


H. 13.30/14.30
PANEL | ONLINE
Digital experiences of Music
Available throughout the Summit:
Intro videos | Luke O’Shaughnessy, , Opera Europa

This round table, fittingly held online, will explore questions such as: How can we excite an audience to pay for and attend concerts online? How can we strengthen our connection with ticket-buyers during a global pandemic? And how can bring we educational outreach programmes online?
Moderation: Mikayla Jensen-Large
with:
Luke O’Shaughnessy, Opera Europa
Edwin Huizinga , Artistic Director of SweetWater Classical Music Festival, Director of the Carmel Bach Festival Baroque & Classical Academy, Co-Founder of Acronym Ensemble
John Zion , Co-Founder of OurConcerts.Live


H. 15.00/16.30
PANEL | ONLINE
The Concert of the Future
Available throughout the Summit:
Intro videos | Tamar Brüggeman, Wonderfeel / Timothy Nelson, In Series / Clara Pons, filmaker

What will an Early Music concert look like in the future? Following the evolutions and shocks in our world (from an ageing audience to COVID-19), how can we expect the traditional concert format to adapt? Where is the Early Music world at now? What creative ideas and solutions have we seen emerge? Much is possible, and in this session we’ll hear from some of the sector’s innovators and their new ways of thinking.
Moderation: Sara Mohr-Pietsch
With:
Manon Viau, Collectif ARVIVA
Tamar Brüggeman, Wonderfeel Daniel Tarrida, Bachcelona Marianne Versteegh, Kunsten ’92

H. 16.00/16.30
Closing session | ONLINE