YAM Sweden - Programme for 2018/19

An exciting YAM Sweden programme for the season 2018/19!
28 Sep, 2017

YAM (Young Audiences Music) Sweden is a network of producers from all over Sweden working with live music production for children and youth. The network is part of JM Sweden (Jeunesses Musicales Sweden) and is a national subsidiary of JM International’s YAM program (www.yamspace.org). Its aim is to strengthen, promote and develop the regional music scene for young audiences in Sweden.

During the Summer, the members of YAM Sweden have been working hard to put together an exciting selection of YAM activities for both children and producers. We are proud to present some of them below, and more will come soon!

Programme for 2018-2019

Sept 28 2017
Vätmanlandsmusiken, showcase day.
Music, theatre and dance.

Oct 5 2017
Östgötamusiken, showcase day. “Scengalej”.
Music, theatre and dance.
Venue: Hallarna, Norrköping.
 
Oct 10-11 2017
Kulturutveckling, Gävle
Showcase days together with theatre and dance.
Productions for schools.
Venue: Skottes Musikteater, Gävle
 
Oct 21 2017
Musik Västernorrland, day with Culture for schools.
Cooperation with theatre and dance.
 
Nov 16 and Dec 3 2017
Musik I Syd, conference day with “Music for integration”.
Venue: Kulturkvarteret, Kristianstad.
 
Feb 1 – 3 2018
International YAM Committee Meeting, with visit at “Jokkmokks marknad” (Jokkmokk fair).
Venue: Kulturens Hus, Luleå
 
Jan 24 2018
Musik I Syd “Music for schools”, showcase day.
Only music productions.
Venue: Palladium, Malmö
 
Feb 14 2018
Musik I Blekinge, showcase for the sponsors of school concerts in the county.
Only music productions.
Venue: Musik I Blekinge, Karlskrona
 
Mar 7 2018
Musik I Syd, “Music for preschools”, showcase day.
Only music productions.
Venue: Palladium, Malmö
 
Mar 2018
Musikaliska, Stockholm, showcase day. Specific date TBA.
Venue: Musikaliska, Nybrokajen 11, Stockholm
 
May 28-29 2018
Meeting for producers that work with young audiences/orchestras.
Venue: Gotlandsmusiken, Visby

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YAM Sweden aims to:

  • Support and strengthen each individual producer by contributing to knowledge and experiences sharing, further education, skill development and collaboration across regional borders
  • Provide its members with a updated national and international overview of the field of live music for young audiences
  • Share knowledge, skills and experiences and prevent members from “reinventing the wheel”
  • Draw attention to and spread knowledge about the producer’s role within music for young audiences