MERITA – WHERE CHAMBER MUSIC, CULTURAL HERITAGE AND TALENT MEET
Ημερομηνία/Ώρα
02/12/2022 - 01/08/2025
Ολοήμερο
MERITA – where chamber Music, cultural hERItage and TAlent meet is an online and offline platform that increases the visibility and circulation of young professional European string quartets while promoting European cultural heritage, in a circular economy.
MERITA develops in three areas, training, production and research, and it is founded on the principles of innovation, training and development, promotion and sustainability.
Winner of the Creative Europe – European Platforms 2021 and co-funded by the European Union, the project’s development lasts 3 years and is run by 17 cultural institutions from 12 European countries. It involves 38 string quartets for a total of 152 artists. The consortium is represented by Le Dimore del Quartetto, based in Italy, as lead and coordinator of 17 organizations from 12 European countries:
– Comitato AMUR, Milan (Italy)
– European Historic Houses, Bruxelles (Belgium)
– EuAbout Lab ASBL, Bruxelles (Belgium)
– ProQuartet – Centre européen de musique de chambre, Paris (France)
– B & M Theocharakis Foundation, Athens (Greece)
– Stichting Strijkkwartet Biënnale Amsterdam, Amsterdam (Netherlands)
– Europa Nostra, The Hague (Netherlands)
– Traces&Dreams AB, Stockholm (Sweden)
– Lofoten Internasjonale Kammermusikkfest, Oslo (Norway)
– University of Arts of Tirana (Albania)
– Qendra EVENT, Tirana (Albania)
– Julian Cochran Foundation, Warsaw (Poland)
– Beogradska Umetnička Nova Teritorija (Belgrade Artistic New Territory), Belgrado (Serbia)
– Kolarac – Zadužbina Ilije M. Kolarca, Belgrade (Serbia)
– Cadenza Arts Management Ltd., Budapest (Hungary)
– Experimenta – Associação para a Promoção do Design e Cultura de Projecto, Lisbon (Portugal)
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