The Norwegian Academy of Music celebrates 50 years in the academic year 2023–2024. We will mark the occasion with a special anniversary programme.
This means that the routines, deadlines and planning for concerts and events will be slightly different this time. The forms for requesting concerts and projects are published earlier than usual and for the whole academic year at once. We will do the booking and follow-up consecutively. Consequently, this period will be more characterised by "first come, first served" than normally. At the same time, we will put aside time and resources for ordinary study activities, such as rehearsal concerts, class concerts and other study-related activities.
What is different when planning the academic year 2023–2024?
- The forms for requesting concerts and projects, are available from January/February, instead of April/May.
- We will not wait until after a certain deadline to book concerts, events and projects, but book consecutively as we receive the registrations.
- We will still make room for the "low threshold" activities (class concerts, rehearsal concerts, master concerts and internal events). All events need not be related to the anniversary; we will still primarily conduct and communicate education and research.
- We will not "fill up" the calendar completely now for the whole academic year, we will keep openings for requests until ordinary deadline which normally takes place in october/november.
- While planning ordinary activities, we encourage you to focus especially on the anniversary, and tie the concert or project to the anniversary, if possible. You can do that through for instance a particular historical perspective on the institution, earlier concerts or projects, historical development or the present or the future, and put it into an anniversary context.
Which concerts and events do we prioritise in the academic year 2023–2024?
- Concerts directly tied to instruction, courses, course requirements or ongoing research projects will be the highest priority.
- We will also prioritise concerts will a thought-out artistic profile and a clear idea, as well as projects will collaborations across genres, groups or study programmes. The same goes for projects that focus especially on diversity in gender or culture.
- Projects focusing on the anniversary will be particularly prioritised, and also get the opportunity for extra publicity through the additional anniversary programme.
What and where must I register, and how does it work?
- Study projects (projects requiring resources such as employees, rooms, and students, and projects directly tied to courses and education) must be registered in this project request form (Microsoft forms. Norwegian). The Academic Affairs Office's timetable and course schedule responsible will follow up on the projects, in cooperation with the Head of Productions.
- You can request concerts in this form (Microsoft Forms).
- These registrations will be followed up by the Head of Productions in collaboration with the Anniversary Committee and the producers.
- If you register a study project that includes a public concert or event, you must register in both forms.
