Friday November 25 > MEETINGS
MEETING @ HALL 1 - 11:00 > 13:00
THE LAND RESONATES
MUSIC AS PROMOTION OF THE REGION
Apulia has for a while been a region which makes cultural policies a tool for the promotion and development of a sector now recognised as such and whos important economic eff ects are also the object of study. The example of the Night of the Taranta and of the revival of the “pizzica salentina” are the huge successes of a movement involving this region in a widespread and diversifi ed way. Naturally these dynamics are taking place in a similar way also in other countries and
on other continents. These are crucially important dynamics in the third millennium, dynamics which involve above all the relationship between urbanization and ancestral cultures, between the hybridisation of the big city and transformation of the environment, between syncretism and preservation. Music is often the centre of gravity. Here to discuss these topics and to suggest ways to share development are the Artistic Directors of some examples of successful Italian and international initiatives.
MODERATOR
Alberto Dentice - Giornalista (Italia)
SPEAKERS
Silvia Godelli – Assessore al Mediterraneo, Cultura e Turismo Regione Puglia (Italia)
Giancarlo Piccirillo – Puglia Promozione - Agenzia Regionale del Turismo (Italia)
Massimo Bray - La Notte della Taranta (Italia)
Mr Chakib Tazi - Academic Director of the Spirit of Fez Foundation (Marocco)
Chiara Bassetti - Trentino Marketing Spa (Italia)
Fruszina Szèp - Sziget Festival (Ungheria)
Grìmur Atlason - Iceland Airwaves (Islanda)
Carlos Bartilotti - Festival Ollin Kan (Portogallo)
Ivan Milivojev - Exit Festival (Serbia)
Giancarlo Piccirillo – Puglia Promozione - Agenzia Regionale del Turismo (Italia)
Massimo Bray - La Notte della Taranta (Italia)
Mr Chakib Tazi - Academic Director of the Spirit of Fez Foundation (Marocco)
Chiara Bassetti - Trentino Marketing Spa (Italia)
Fruszina Szèp - Sziget Festival (Ungheria)
Grìmur Atlason - Iceland Airwaves (Islanda)
Carlos Bartilotti - Festival Ollin Kan (Portogallo)
Ivan Milivojev - Exit Festival (Serbia)
MEETING @ HALL 1 - 15:00 > 17:00
CRITICALITIES AND PROSPECTS FOR THE ITALIAN DIGITAL MARKET
sponsored by FIMI
A 360° analysis of the digital music market, talking not only to the industry which produces contents, but also with the “aggregators” and with the digital production and distribution network. A dialogue open also to the public, which begins with Enzo Mazza, President of Fimi, introducing the scenario, and proceeds with speakers from Google-Youtube, SonyMusic Italia, Made in Etaly, Mondia Media, Believe Digital and Dada. A forum on the criticalities and future prospects for the digital music market in Italy.
MODERATOR
Enzo Mazza - Presidente di Fimi (Italia)
SPEAKERS
Chiara Santoro - Youtube (Italia)
Lino Prencipe - SonyMusic Italia (Italia)
Luca Stante - Believe Digital (Italia)
Matteo Montanari - Mondia Media (Italia)
Fabio Bonvini Cervio - Buongiorno-Dada (Italia)
Max Moroldo - Made in Etaly (Italia)
MEETING @ HALL 1 - 17:30 > 19:30
THE SUSTAINABLE SHOW – RESOURCES AND ECONOMIES OF SCALE IN LIVE PERFORMANCE
promoted by ANART
In a period of great economic problems and diffi culties for public authorities, how is it possible to catalyse resources for culture, especially when it comes to live performances? A meeting to consider good practices and new horizons, opportunities and problems, regional networks and legal aspects with Councillors of some Italian regions and the theatre circuits.
SPEAKERS
Silvia Godelli – Assessore al Mediterraneo, Cultura e Turismo Regione Puglia (Italy)
Carmelo Grassi – Presidente Teatro Pubblico Pugliese (Italy)
Massimo Mezzetti - Assessore alla Cultura dell'Emilia Romagna (Italy)
Luca Fornari - Direttore ACTL (Italy)
Alessandro Bellucci - Assomusica (Italy)
Ilaria Fabbri - Dirigente Settore Spettacolo Regione Toscana (Italy)
MEETING @ HALL 2 - 17:00 > 19:00
MUSIC AND REVOLUTION
HOW TO TRANSFORM A SOCIAL AND POLITICAL REVOLUTION INTO A MUSICAL REVOLUTION. TACTICS, PROSPECTS AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE NORTH AFRICAN AND MIDDLE EASTERN MARKET.
In Iran they called it the “Green Wave”. In Tunisia it has been defi ned as the “Jasmine Revolution”. Then it was the turn of Egypt, Algeria and Libya, where it was called the “Arab Spring”. Apart from defi nitions, the need for freedom and justice has radically changed the North African and Middle Eastern geopolitical scenario in the space of a few years. While the waves of protest are having a violent impact on Syria, it becomes important to understand events which are having an eff ect on history. Like the internet, music has fought alongside young people and their fellow countrymen and women during the rebellions. Young and old musicians alike have contributed to, and sometimes even prepared, political and social uprisings. Now is the time to look to the future. To consider how these kinds of music and these musicians have been able to creatively exploit a new situation, how the possibilities of exporting the products of this musical scene will change, and which means, organisations and production teams will propose them to the world.
MODERATOR
Valerio Corzani - Giornalista (Italia)SPEAKERS
Silvia Godelli – Assessore al Mediterraneo, Cultura e Turismo Regione Puglia (Italia)
Nicola Fratoianni – Assessore alle Politiche Giovanili Regione Puglia (Italia)
Sami Sadak - Babel Med (Francia)
Neila Tazi - Festival Gnawa de Essaouira (Marocco)
Thameur Mekki – Giornalista (Tunisia)
Badiaa Bouhrizi - Musicista (Tunisia)
M. Zoheir Bouzid - Festival Dimajazz (Algeria)
Rem Kasseem - Agora Arts & Culture (Egitto)
Nabil Salameh – Musicista (Italia)