»music management & economy«
A muscle training for creativity from work to chance
The term creativity is on everyone’s lips again these days. Our fast-moving times challenge
us all to keep coming up with new ideas in order to remain surprising and fresh. Creativity
is an unwieldy word, says director Christoph Marthaler.
How does it work not to stumble over one’s own well-tried solutions again and again, but to
find new ones with relish, for the dramaturgy of a concert, a meeting, the design of a
speech or an announcement or the choice of a venue… It’s not so hard! We have to put
ourselves on and into the game and exercise our creactive muscles. Norbert Trawöger
wants to bring some strategies and ideas into play in a fun way!
Speaker
Norbert Trawöger categorically eludes any category. “You don’t look like a classical classical musician!” said the Belgian journalist Philippe Manche about the multifaceted flute flute player, who comes from a family where Franz Schubert was already “most unabashedly “most uninhibitedly, as if at home” (quotation from Schubert’s letter to his parents) in Gmunden in 1825. was a guest in Gmunden. Trawöger is Artistic Director of the Bruckner Orchestra Linz, artistic director of the Kepler Salon and, as Bruckner Ambassador of the Province of Upper Austria, the artistic coordinator of the 200th anniversary year of Anton Bruckner’s birth in 2024. Most recently, his book “Spiel” was published in the essay series “übermorgen” by the Viennese publishing house Kremayr & Scheriau publishing house. The “sought-after instigator of creative thinking and action” (A-list) lives “ingeniously obliquely” (OÖN) in constantly changing artistic states of being, always restlessly speaking out on society, art and culture, playing the flute and culture, plays the flute and with his children. www.eNTe.me
Wed, 28.09.2022, 4–5.30 pm in German spoken language
We ask for binding registrations via this link.
We also ask you to answer the introductory question (answer in the last field): “What conditions, circumstances or environments favour my creative activity?”
The workshops are free of charge.
Unfortunately, the online workshop is not accessible at all levels. We will make every effort to accommodate different needs and adapt the workshop if you provide us with appropriate information in the registration.
The digital workshops are aimed at artists from the independent contemporary music scene in Cologne and Berlin.
About ONpaper
digital workshop series by inm berlin / field notes and ON Cologne
In this year’s online workshop series ONpaper, which we are again organizing together with the initiative neue musik / field notes experts will teach basic skills for working in the independent scene.
Under the heading »Project Funding« we will get you ready for grant applications in autumn with introductions to the funding landscapes of Berlin and Cologne, application writing, or accounting.
In a second block of workshops, topics such as time management, ensemble management, as well as insights into the music business, will direct our attention to the world around the music stands. Even if terms such as »business« and »time management« can seem daunting at first, the modules will be designed to be vivd and interactive so that both experienced musicians and newcomers can feel at ease.
The workshops are aimed at artists from the independent contemporary music scene in Cologne and Berlin and are free of charge. We ask for binding registrations.
Please feel free to contact us with your ideas or suggestions at marketing@inm-berlin.de or info@on-cologne.de.
The inm – initiative neue musik berlin e.V. is supported by the Senate Department for Culture and Europe, the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and the program Strengthening Innovation Potential in Culture (INP).
ON – Neue Musik Köln e.V. is supported by the Cultural Office of the City of Cologne and the Ministry of Culture and Science of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia.