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GLOBAL WOMEN IN MUSIC FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
CALL FOR NEW MUSIC - WINNERS
Following the recent adjudication by the International Reading Commission* of “the Call” for Scores of “Global Women in Musics for Human Rights”, it is our great pleasure to announce the WINNERS of said Call:
- ANNIE FONTANA - ITALY
- CARMEN ALFARO MENDEZ - COSTA RICA
- ELISABETH GONZALES - URUGUAY
- ISABEL GUZMAN PAYES - EL SALVADOR
- JANE MERYLL - USA
- JEANNE ZYDELL RUDOLPH - SOUTH AFRICA
- KATARINA PUSTINEK RAKKAR - SLOVENIA
- LINDA HIJAZI - JORDAN
- MATHILDE GROOSS VIDDAL - NORWAY
- SHRUTHI RAJASEKAR - USA
We are delighted to inform you that the above composers are invited to participate as guests of the Adkins Chiti Foundation Women in Music at the Gala Concert to be held at the Teatro Argentina in Rome on 5th November 2018 where they will receive an Award in the name of Global Women in Music for Human Rights in celebration of the U.N. 70th Anniversary of the Signing of the Declaration of Human Rights.
Artistic Direction by: M. Damiano Giuranna and M. Erika Zoi
*we apologise for the delay in publication due to circumstances beyond our control
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Women in Music, was born in 1978 as a movement promoting and presenting music composed and created by women worldwide, of all genres and in all times. “Equal Opportunities for Women in the Arts and Music” is at the heart of the mission and advocacy undertaken by the Adkins Chiti: Women in Music Foundation, an Italian cultural organisation, partner within cultural agreements undersigned by the Italian Foreign Ministry, member of UNESCO’s International Music Council and the European Music Council, internationally recognised for its activities to obtain recognition and visibility for women in the cultural sector. The Foundation collaborates with the EUC for research projects. Its work has the patronage of UNESCO and the Arab Academy (network of cultural organisations within the Arab League). How many women composers and creators of music are included in textbooks and encyclopaedias? Far too few. Those present are there because other women – musicians, scholars and historians – have wanted to celebrate their contributions. If music is not performed, it is not perceived to exist; women’s music is a tangible and intangible part of world heritage. Making it known is the mission of Women in Music. The Foundation has a network in 111 countries made up of “Women in Music Organisations”, individual composers, researchers, musicologists, performers and teachers. This network also includes 77 affiliated organisations in 44 countries (associations, conservatories, academies, universities) working on behalf of Women in Music. In December 2003, with a Decree from the State Archives and Heritage Ministry, the Library and Archives of the Foundation containing over 35 thousand scores of music by women were officially declared to be “historically relevant for the State” and “essential for the study of women’s history”. Read more... |
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