|
The UNESCO-Aschberg artist bursary program is aimed at enriching and promoting creation and diversity by multiplying the exchange of experiences and knowledge among young artists from developing countries and Montreal creators from all cultures. Award winners are welcomed to a creation residence where they are put in contact with numerous musicians from every world culture. They meet other artists and perform musical explorations, improvisations and creations. The resulting work is then performed at the MMM Festival.
Musique Multi-Montréal acknowledge the support of the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec for this project.
Musique Multi-Montréal Residency of creation
- Quebec, Canada (3 months)
- Discipline: traditional music or original compositions with ethno-musical roots.
- Eligible countries: All the regions of the world except Canada
- Language: French
- Age limit: 25 to 35
- Application deadline: November 1st, 2012
- Residency dates: February 15 to May 15, 2013
Mail or E-mail application to
Artistic committee
Musique Multi-Montréal
1591, Fleury Street, Suite 100
Montreal, Quebec, Canada H2C 1S7
Tel. (514) 856-3787 – Fax (514) 856-3340
Email: info@musiqueMMM.com - website: www.musiqueMMM.com & www.festivalMMM.ca
Working Conditions
The candidate will engage in creative work with local artists, meet with key members of the world music scene in Montreal (composers, performers, etc.) and make use of access to technical and artistic resources. Musique Multi-Montréal is not a school, but an organization aimed at independent professional artists.
Bursary Benefits
Air faire, use of a one-bedroom apartment, monthly stipend of $2,000 CDN and contacts with several key individuals in the Quebec cultural milieu. The artist selected must provide his or her own medical insurance, and must pay the cost of rehearsals and promotion from the stipend monies.
Eligibility
A professional musician interested in research and musical creation, and who is inspired by both traditional folk music and contemporary urban reality.
**Knowledge of French is essential.
NB: The winner must present to the end of the residency a evaluation and send it to "UNESCO-Aschberg Bursaries for Artists Program."
UNESCO website for more information: http://www.unesco.org/new/en/culture/themes/creativity/aschberg-bursaries-for-artists
Application
Send directly to Musique Multi-Montréal:
Deadline: November 1st, 2012
Laureates
2012 - ÉLIAS DAMAWOU KOKOU, TOGO
2011 - PAUL BEAUBRUN, HAÏTI
2010 - PHYTSHENS KAMBILO, CONGO
2009 - MIKÉA,MADAGASCAR
2007 - HASSAN BOUSSOU,MAROC
2006 - LUCHO QUEQUEZANA, PÉROU
2005 - MAMADOU FOFANA, MALI
2004 - LUIS FERNANDES, PORTUGAL
2003 - LUCINÉ HOVHANNISIAN, ARMÉNIE
|
