As I am passionate about Ted Gärdestad’s music, I want to share it with the hope that more people will discover it. In addition to the most famous songs, there are other beautiful melodies that should be performed in a new way and brought into the spotlight. The aim of

I want to carry out the book project because there are far too few books that describe rhythm pedagogy as a form of learning. Rörelser i Tiden (“Motion in time”) is a follow-up to my previous book Rytmikpedagogikens Nödvändighet (“The Necessity of Rhythm Pedagogy”) and will be used as course

The aim is to build bridges between the Latin American and Swedish cultures with text and music. We want to integrate Puerto Rican music with Colombian poetry and through this promote cultural diversity in Skåne. By highlighting these art forms, we aim to preserve and promote cultural richness in a

We want to start a unique collaboration where, through workshops, we find a common musical language that is adapted exactly to the quartet’s four musicians bringing out their individual strengths. By creating a sound laboratory, musicians and composers can help each other understand the possibilities and limitations of these specific

The aim is to document newly written music for trumpet and piano as well as new piano music on the leading record label BIS. This way the repertoire will get international distribution and reach a larger and wider audience. The album will consist of an aspiring repertoire that is very

Iegor Reznikoff shows that cave paintings are placed where the resonance is strongest. Using sound to explore rooms is an archaic method that has been forgotten. In an age when the eye has been placed on a pedestal, it is more important than ever to listen. By directing light towards

We want to reach out to people who don’t usually encounter classical music for several reasons. We will get rid of the barriers caused by etiquette by moving the music away from the traditional concert halls. In new locations, we create a more intimate and direct connection with the listener.

Åkervinda’s arrangements preserve the Swedish folk music tradition while also creating a new genre. The group is inspired by singing styles from all over the world such as Bulgarian folk music singing, overtone singing, quarter tones that are heard a lot in Swedish folk music as well as in the

Malmö is a multicultural city, which is reflected in the people in extra care housing and meeting places. Sadly, this is not reflected in the concerts at the afore mentioned places, as the repertoire today mostly consists of Swedish songs and hits; music that many of the older people may

The goal of this project and of our activities is to contribute to the motivation of children and young people to continue exploring classical music and for classical music to remain a natural part of today’s and Malmö’s cultural life. We want to highlight young musicians, conductors and composers, as