First gathering on Norwegian soil

The aim of IN.TUNE is to develop comprehensive and innovative collaboration between institutions over the next four years. The alliance will also improve the sharing culture in the networks for education, research, and dissemination within music. Increased collaboration is becoming increasingly important to showcase the value of music, meet new technology, and give future performers a good start.

In addition to providing more opportunities for students, the entire music field will benefit from the collaboration through joint research conferences, pedagogical courses for teachers, networks for administrative staff, and practical experience exchange on using artificial intelligence and other new technologies.

The alliance works to make exchange stays during higher music studies more attractive. Joint activities and study programs, more teacher exchange and automatic approval of studies across national borders are keywords.

The eight million euros will be spent over four years across all eight institutions, and the institutions in Oslo and The Hague coordinate the work. Now, the Governing Board of IN.TUNE, students and leaders of the eight institutions will meet in Oslo on 17 and 18 June to set the course.

Student representatives, members of the Governing Board and the leaders of the music academies will discuss and decide the development and operation of the alliance.