Innovation in Early Music Festivals

Castro‐Martínez, Elena; Recasens, Albert; Fernández-de-Lucio, I.

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“…Bologna represents an ideal ground to observe these stances for manifold reasons, which relate to the political temper of the city. The city holds a strong tradition of local grassroots activism on different fronts, covering the cultural sphere (LaTerra, 2021), labour rights (Chesta et al, 2019), civil rights (Heywood 2018. ), sustainable food production and consumption (Alberio & Moralli 2021) and human/ political rights (Bazzoli, 2021).…”

Section: The Context Of Bologna and Its Challengesmentioning

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Beyond Collaboration: A Network Analysis of Local Stances and Global Frameworks in the Collective Design of the City

Sabatini,

Massari,

Boulager

2024

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The research observes practices of collective city-making beyond the participatory framework of institutional urban governance. In particular, it looks at how grassroots organizations in Bologna are able to produce a dual movement between the local and the global, mutually informing global movements and local practices oriented toward the sustainable growth of cities. The first section introduces the theoretical framework, based on participatory governance, urban commons and grassroots networks; it presents the methodology in the second section, introducing the criteria for the dataset and the network analysis consisting of local and global nodes within the city of Bologna; it then presents the results of the analysis, discusses them and draws the conclusions in the final section.

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Section: The Context Of Bologna and Its Challengesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Beyond Collaboration: A Network Analysis of Local Stances and Global Frameworks in the Collective Design of the City

Sabatini,

Massari,

Boulager

2024

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“…Music festivals, such as Western classical music festivals, also offer educational opportunities though open rehearsals, masterclasses and workshops with visiting artists. The edutainment experiences allow participants and visitors to learn real-world and industry application of cultural skills (Castro-Martínez et al ., 2022; First Performances, 1989). The creation of all of such opportunities can attract visitors to rural destinations such as the peripheral islands.…”

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Harmonizing visiting performers' motivations and community revitalization at a rural island music festival

Chiya

2024

IJEFM

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PurposeThis study aims to investigate the motivations behind visiting music performers’ attendance at a music festival in the context of a rural Japanese island and how these motivations are connected to community revitalization within the framework of social exchange theory.Design/methodology/approachParticipant observation and 20 in-depth semi structured interviews were conducted with the visiting musicians at the Kurahashi East-West Music Festival on Kurahashi-jima in Hiroshima Prefecture. A qualitative analysis approach using thematic coding, grounded in social exchange theory, was employed to examine the perspectives of the participants.FindingsThe findings identified seven key themes related to motivation: performing and interacting with fellow musicians, for leisure performing or “fun”, providing a cultural experience to the community, participating for tourism purposes, because of sense of belonging to the destination, to collaborate with a prominent musician, and loyalty and commitment to a performance group. The results demonstrated that leisure performance and musician interaction were the most dominant themes in terms of motivation, while the importance of the other themes varied.Originality/valueBy employing social exchange theory at a micro-level, this study delved deeper into the motivations perceived by visiting performing musicians at music festivals and their implications for community revitalization. The insights gained from this research provide valuable implications for festival organizers, performers and community leaders to tailor music festivals for community revitalization.

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(Systemic) Design for Sustainable Territorial Transition: A Literature Review of State of the Art

Aulisio,

Barbero,

Pereno

2024

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Sustainable territorial development is one of the crucial elements of most governmental strategies and action plans at the international level, which have to adapt to the local context in which they are implemented. In its different scales of application, the discipline of Design is increasingly called upon, permeating skills and tools within policy and governmental contexts that contribute to the definition of strategies to address complex problems. This paper presents a systematic literature review to map the specific declinations of the design field, with a closer look at the disciplinary areas close to Systemic Design methodologies, which are most involved in this field of research. The emerging tools and methods aim to support decision-makers or stakeholders in a necessary social, economic, and environmental transition process.

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Innovation in Early Music Festivals

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Beyond Collaboration: A Network Analysis of Local Stances and Global Frameworks in the Collective Design of the City

Beyond Collaboration: A Network Analysis of Local Stances and Global Frameworks in the Collective Design of the City

Harmonizing visiting performers' motivations and community revitalization at a rural island music festival

(Systemic) Design for Sustainable Territorial Transition: A Literature Review of State of the Art

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