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Music and Human Rights Seminars, April-June 2016, Human Rights Centre, University of Padova
Music and Human Rights Seminars, April-June 2016, Human Rights Centre, University of Padova
Tuesday 26 April, The Yin and Yang of Music and Human Rights: General Overview: from left Antonio Papisca, Julian Fifer, Carlotta Sorba, Alessandro Paccagnella
Tuesday 26 April, The Yin and Yang of Music and Human Rights: General Overview: from left Antonio Papisca, Julian Fifer, Carlotta Sorba, Alessandro Paccagnella
Tuesday 26 April, From Refugee to Refuge: Self-discovery, Opportunity, and Trasformation - a case study. From left Ramzi Aburedwan, Julian Fifer, Carlotta Sorba
Tuesday 26 April, From Refugee to Refuge: Self-discovery, Opportunity, and Trasformation - a case study
General Overview: from left Michele Biasutti, Ramzi Aburedwan, Julian Fifer, Carlotta Sorba
Tuesday 26 April, From Refugee to Refuge: Self-discovery, Opportunity, and Trasformation - a case study
Ramzi Aburedwan and Julian Fifer
Tuesday 26 April, From Refugee to Refuge: Self-discovery, Opportunity, and Trasformation - a case study
Wednesday 27 April, Hearing and Listening: The Art of Knowledge: General Overview: from left Sergio Durante, George Ulrich, Alessio Allegrini, Riccardo Panfili, Julian Fifer
Wednesday 27 April, Hearing and Listening: The Art of Knowledge: General Overview: from left Sergio Durante, George Ulrich, Alessio Allegrini, Riccardo Panfili, Julian Fifer
Wednesday 27 April, Hearing and Listening: The Art of Knowledge
Wednesday 27 April, Hearing and Listening: The Art of Knowledge
Wednesday 27 April, Hearing and Listening: The Art of Knowledge
Wednesday 27 April, Hearing and Listening: The Art of Knowledge: General Overview: from left George Ulrich, Alessio Allegrini, Riccardo Panfili
From left Bruce Adolphe, composer, author, Resident Lecturer & Director of Family Concerts, The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center; Composer-in-Residence, The Brain and Creativity Institute at University of Southern California, Carlotta Sorba, Profes
Bruce Adolphe, composer, author, Resident Lecturer & Director of Family Concerts, The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center; Composer-in-Residence, The Brain and Creativity Institute at University of Southern California
From left Laura Hassler, Founder and Director, Musicians without Borders, Michele Biasutti, Professor of Experimental Pedagogy, Research on Psychology of Music and Music Education, University of Padova, Julian Fifer, Executive Director, Musicians For Hum
From left Peter Kirchschläger, University of Lucerne; Visiting Fellow, Yale University; co-founder, International Human Rights Forum Lucerne, Julian Fifer, Executive Director, Musicians For Human Rights; founder and former cellist, Orpheus Chamber Orchest
From left Julian Fifer, Executive Director, Musicians For Human Rights; founder and former cellist, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra; managing director, The Learning Maestros, Peter Kirchschläger, University of Lucerne; Visiting Fellow, Yale University; co-found
8 June 2016, March to The Beat of Your Own Drum
8 June 2016, March to The Beat of Your Own Drum
8 June 2016, March to The Beat of Your Own Drum
8 June 2016, Sala dei Giganti, University of Padova, Performance by Human Rights Orchestra musicians
8 June 2016, Sala dei Giganti, University of Padova, Performance by Human Rights Orchestra musicians
8 June 2016, Sala dei Giganti, University of Padova, Performance by Human Rights Orchestra musicians
8 June 2016, Sala dei Giganti, University of Padova, Performance by Human Rights Orchestra musicians
8 June 2016, Sala dei Giganti, University of Padova, Performance by Human Rights Orchestra musicians
8 June 2016, Sala dei Giganti, University of Padova, Performance by Human Rights Orchestra musicians
Thanks to the inspiring cooperation of Musicians For Human Rights something exceptional is entering the Master degree course in Human Rights and Multi-level Governance at the University of Padova.
Both music and human rights knowledge (le savoir des droits humains) share the same creative and empowering potential. The cycle of seminars devoted to music and human rights aims to endow students with an added value in a frame of living humanism and quality education and training; to provide the expertise for organising musical or other artistic events devoted to human rights promotion and cultural participation; to foster intercultural dialogue with a view to produce new shared cultural expressions and developing a universal culture of human rights in accordance with UNESCO Convention of 2005 on the diversity of cultures.
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