International Centre
for Community Music

ICCM Conversations: Call for participation

We are running a series of online events from October to December 2020. These events will trial interactive approaches to research-focussed community music dialogue. We invite community music practitioners, researchers and students to propose a contribution. Examples include:

• 5 minute presentations
• 2 minute lighting talks
• 5 minute creative practice sharing such as a performance or recording. 

Download the ICCM Conversations: call for participation to find out more about our approach and how to submit your proposal. 

Find out more about our online events

Community musicians intentionally set out to create spaces for inclusive and participatory musical doing.

This impulse comes from a belief that music making is a fundamental aspect of the human experience and is therefore an intrinsic and foundational part of human culture and society.

Research: Developing collaborative partnerships to increase the body of knowledge associated to community music.

Teaching and Learning: Contributing to the growth and development of community music teaching and learning locally, nationally, and internationally.

Consultancy: Bespoke consultancy for education institutions, community partnerships, charities and foundations, government agencies, and the private sector.