Tourbus Europa is run by a consortium of five partner organisations based in Denmark, Germany, and Sweden.
jazzahead! is responsible for organising two series of online workshops aimed at developing skills in data use and mobility planning. Art Music Denmark leads the targeted pilot implementation, testing synthetic block-booking networks by inviting potential users, through an open call, to trial the tool. Tourbus AB is responsible for the technical development of the platform. FST leads communication and dissemination activities. Lund University coordinates the project as a whole.
Below, you can learn more about the partner organisations and find contact information for representatives from each organisation.
Art Music Denmark is a network-based specialist organisation with the aim of supporting creative professionals within contemporary and classical music as well as sound art.
Contact: Asbjørn Keiding (asbjoern@artmusicdenmark.org)
FST (Föreningen Svenska Tonsättare) is The Swedish Society of Composers representing professional composers active in the field of contemporary classical music composition.
Contact: Anna Jakobsson (anna.jakobsson@fst.se)
Within Lund University, the project is based at the Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, which conducts teaching and research across a wide range of artistic genres, cultural phenomena and sectors.
Contact: Sanne Krogh Groth
(sanne_krogh.groth@kultur.lu.se)
jazzahead! is a trade fair, conference and showcase festival for contemporary, high-profile jazz. It is based in Bremen, Germany and organised by the municipal subsidiary M3B GmbH / Trade Fair of the city of Bremen.
Contact: Jakob Fraisse (fraisse@jazzahead.de)
Tourbus AB is the company behind the data platform for the European live music sector that collects and analyses performance data to make visible how artists tour across countries, venues, and circuits.
Contact: Kajsa Antonsson
(kajsa@tourbus.ai)
The project is funded by the European Union’s Creative Europe Programme.
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