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We are pleased to announce: Bydgoszcz Music Summit. This is a two-day event of international importance, aimed at shaping the future of the European music industry. Our ambition is to create a framework for an industry guideline document, as well as to develop guidelines to support the consistent development of the music business sector at the European level. With the presence of experts, industry leaders and decision-makers, we look forward to fruitful discussions and exchanges.
We will spend the first day (02.12) working intensively behind closed doors with our experts from all over Europe, who will be working to show the results of this work the next day. But we invite you to join us for an interesting meeting with representatives of Music Cities from all over via live streaming from 3 to 6 p.m. Coordinators of cities such as London (Canada), Mannheim (Germany), Idanha-a-Nova (Portugal), Brno (Czech Republic), Hannover (Germany), and Norrkoping (Sweden) will talk about their music city branding strategy.
During the second day (03.12.), it will be possible to participate in the conference already on site, in the cinema and auditorium at MCK. Places is limited, so those who wish to attend, please register through the form available below.
The event will take place on December 2 and 3, and will be streamed live in two languages on our FB and on the youtube channel Miejskie Centrum Kultury w Bydgoszczy.
PROGRAMME
BYDGOSZCZ MUSIC SUMMIT, December 2-3, 2024
Palace and Park Complex in Ostromecko (The New Palace) and the City Centre of Culture in Bydgoszcz
December 2, Monday, The New Palace in Ostromecko
Broadcast of the conference available online to the public
FOCUS ON CITIES
10.00–14.00 1st working session – expert work at round tables (closed workshops)
14.00–15.00 Lunch
15.00–18.00 Conference, ballroom (available online)
CONFERENCE PROGRAM:
15.00–15.15 Welcoming of the guests
15.15–17.00 Presentations of UNESCO Music Cities in the context of building a strategy for Creative Cities around the world (available online)
17.00–17.15 Break
17.15–18.00 “Sustainable Rhythm of Cities” – debate. Music as a driving force for ecological and social change (available online)
December 3, Tuesday, The City Centre of Culture in Bydgoszcz, Cinema and Performance Hall
Event open to the public – registration through the registration form is required, limited number of slots – public online broadcast
FOCUS ON POLICY
10.00–16.30 Conference – online broadcast
CONFERENCE PROGRAM:
10.00–10.45 Greeting of guests and summary of the work of the working groups from the first day, start of online broadcasting
10.45–11.45 PANEL I: Mobility of artists and movement of musical works: removing administrative and social barriers
Panel leader: Marie Fol – advocate for mobility in the cultural sector, member of the Board of Directors of On The Move and director of Res Artis
Speakers: Aleksandra Szymanska – director of the Center for the Development of Creative Industries, Katarzyna Werner – TWELVE MELODIES agency, coordinator of the Better Live project, Fernando Bittencourt Hersan (PT/BE) – Liveurope: communications and partnerships specialist
11.45–12.00 Break
12.00–13.00 PANEL II: European Export Strategy for Music: strengthening the presence of European artists in international markets
Panel leader: Fabien Miclet – specialist in European cultural funding, policy and project management
Speakers: Ragnar Berthling – managing director and head of international promotion at Musikcentrum Öst/Sweden, Salomé Besse – project manager, coordinator of European cooperation projects at Europavox, Virgo Sillamaa – research coordinator of EMEE (European Music Exporters Exchange Network) and board member of the Estonian Authors Society
13.00–14.00 Lunch
14.00–14.15 Awarding Bydgoszcz with the honorary title of the City of Music by the Council of the Polish Music Market – Anna Ceynowa (President of CPMM)
14.15–15.15 PANEL III: Digital regulation and copyright protection in the context of new media and streaming platforms
Panel Leader: Łukasz Kaminski – journalist
Speakers: Anna Ceynowa – Chairwoman of the EMPOWER POLAND Foundation, chairwoman of the Polish Music Industry Council, Director of Communication ZPAV, Burak Özgen – Deputy General Manager at GESAC, Giacomo Bonetti – European Affairs Officer at ECSA (European Composer and Songwriter Alliance), Miłosz Bembinow – Chairman of the Board (President) of the Society of Authors ZAiKS, Patrycja Łobaczewska – Deputy Head of LAS Poland, Czech Republic & Slovakia at Believe
15.15–15.30 Break
15.30–16.30 PANEL IV: The role of cities and regions in building a sustainable music sector
Panel leader: Marta Szadowiak – director of the Baltic Sea Cultural Center
Speakers: Charles Landry – author of the concept of creative cities, urban planner and innovator of urban change projects, Robert Piaskowski – Director of the National Centre for Culture, Prof. Dr. Eric Corijn – cultural philosopher and social scientist, Balázs Weyer – director of Hangveto, representative of Veszprem UNESCO City of Music
19.00 Concert Polish Music Kaleidoscope — Bydgoszcz’s Jazz Academy
(Tickets available through bilety24.pl and at the CCoC box office)
The conference is available as a part of the research application project entitled „Future of The Music Shapes Now”
design – Pilar Rojo