Programma 2 oktober
Inloop met koffie & thee vanaf 13.30
Opening Talkshow in de Marie Loke Zaal |
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Opening Session |
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14.00–14.10 |
Why Collaboration Matters How can research, education and the music industry learn from each other? What can we discover by bringing these worlds together? |
Dr Chris Tonelli - RUG Ilona Deuring - ESNS |
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14.10–14.20 |
What Does Inclusion Really Mean? Moving beyond diversity as a buzzword. What does it take to create spaces where different people can participate, contribute and belong? |
Ilona Deuring - ESNS Carmen Lisa - Collective RIOT |
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14.20–14.30 |
Inclusion in Practice: Bevrijdingsfestival Groningen A look behind the scenes: what does it take to make inclusion part of a major festival? We will discuss it from policy to the reality experienced by audiences, volunteers and staff. |
Ebel Jan van Dijk - Creative Producer, Bevrijdingsfestival Groningen |
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14.30–14.40 |
From Good Intentions to Real Change Why do organisations struggle to translate inclusive ambitions into everyday practice? And what can research and the sector teach us about making change stick? |
Patrick van Lint - GROENN Prof. dr. Floor Rink - RUG |
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14.40–14.45 |
Introduction into the break-out sessions, infomarket and networking opportunities | |
Break-outsessies
Het doel van de sessies is niet om complexe vraagstukken op te lossen, maar om academische en praktische kennis samen te brengen. We brengen in kaart wat al goed werkt, waar de belangrijkste uitdagingen en spanningen liggen, wat we nog niet weten, welke onderzoeksvragen relevant en bruikbaar kunnen zijn voor de praktijk en waar kansen liggen voor samenwerking.
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Time & Location |
Session |
What to expect |
Speakers
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14.45–15.00 Weber Foyer
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Coffee Break & Information Market |
Grab a coffee, meet other participants and explore the Information Market. Discover organisations, initiatives and resources working towards a more inclusive and sustainable live music sector. |
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15.00–15.45 Marie Loke Room
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1A - City–Village Connections: Building Northern Music Infrastructure |
How can cities and villages work together to strengthen the music ecosystem in the North? This session explores the connections between urban and rural infrastructure, opportunities for artists and audiences, and how we can build a stronger regional network. |
- Chris Tonelli (University of Groningen)
- Djamila Boulil (FestiValderAa) - Milan Bos (Poppunt Drenthe) Research teaser by: - Aurelie Joubert (University of Groningen)
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15.00–15.45 Expositie Zaal
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1B - Inclusive Music Programming: Who Gets to Take Part? |
Who gets access to rehearsal spaces, talent development and music networks - and who remains outside? Together we explore physical and social barriers, how talent is selected, who gets to define “talent”, and how music organisations can move from good intentions to lasting, inclusive practice. |
- Marjan Wynia (University of Groningen) |
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15.45–16.15 Weber Foyer
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Mingle & Coffee |
Continue the conversation over coffee and connect with fellow participants, speakers and organisations. Take another look at the Information Market and discover opportunities for collaboration. |
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16.15–17.00 Marie Loke Room
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2A - Hubs & Access to Resources: Who Gets the Keys? |
Broedplaatsen and creative hubs can be crucial stepping stones for artists and makers. But who gets access to these spaces, networks and resources? This session looks at how resources are distributed and how hubs can become more open and accessible. |
- Sjoerd Vriesema (Gemeente Groningen)
- Andrea Hooymans (Groninger Broedplaatsen Coalitie) - Anna Abdulova (Podium Zuidhaege) Research teaser by: - Yorick Karseboom (University of Groningen) |
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16.15–17.00 Expositie Zaal
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2B - Accessibility in the Live Music Sector |
Accessibility is about more than getting through the door. This session explores how venues, festivals and learning environments can become more accessible – physically, socially and culturally – and what it takes to make inclusion part of everyday practice. |
- Patrick van Lint (GROENN) |
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17.00 - 18.00 Weber Foyer |
Drinks & Live Music |
Wrap up the afternoon with drinks, informal conversations and a small live concert. A chance to reflect on the day, meet new people and continue the exchange in a more relaxed setting. |
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17.20-17.30
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Mini Concert
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Nastasía is een zangeres en songwriter uit Drenthe met Roemeense roots. Haar liedjes bewegen tussen wat is, wat was en wat had kunnen zijn. In de notitieboekjes die ze met zich meedraagt, verzamelt ze wat er in haar blijft rondzingen: een diep verlangen, een herinnering die blijft hangen, een droom waarin je verdwaalt. Met haar warme stem en piano of gitaar als begeleiding deelt ze haar verhalen in het Engels en Roemeens. Ze haalt inspiratie uit verschillende muzikale tradities. Van folk en americana tot traditionele Roemeense muziek en jazz.
In 2025 nam Nastasía deel aan het talentontwikkelingstraject Drentsch Peil. In 2026 werkte ze mee aan het interdisciplinaire project Het Nieuwe Goed. Ze schreef samen met Màvcase het winnende nummer voor Songs for Freedom en stond op verschillende podia van Bevrijdingsfestival Drenthe. Eind 2026 duikt ze de studio in om haar debuut-EP op te nemen. |
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