Music graduates are experiencing a difficult repositioning of their function within society and the labor market. The COVID impact on young classical music HEIs students has been meteoric, creating a “lost generation” of artists out of the normal performance circuit. MUSense aims to fill a gap by forging HE Music Institutions to embrace the digital shift and stimulating innovative learning and teaching practices in order to sustain and achieve new innovative performance practices and leverage the digital media potential.
Music graduates are experiencing a difficult repositioning of their function within society and the labor market. The COVID impact on young classical music HEIs students has been meteoric, creating a “lost generation” of artists out of the normal performance circuit.
LTTA2 in Malmö focus on new learning strategies and methods in digital learning for music students in higher musical education (HME), such as innovative IT models, cyber and distance performance techniques and strategies.
Within the scope of MUSENSE Project, the event "Embedding IT and Cyber in music training and performance" will be organized by the Ionian University in Corfu, Greece, on 06-07 October 2023 at the Ionian Academy in Corfu as both an online and offline event.
The MUSense Project was designed to accomplish two equally significant goals or purposes. This conference is co-organised by researcher Nuno Cernadas.
