International scientific EUROMUSE Conference in Belgrade highlights the growing role of music, sound and audience research in museums Belgrade, Serbia, 25–26 April 2026 – The international scientific conference EUROMUSE – Museums, Music, and Audiences: Towards Inclusive and Data-Informed Cultural Practice was successfully held in Belgrade, bringing together researchers, museum professionals, artists, composers and cultural practitioners from across Europe and beyond. Held over two days in three cultural and academic venues – the Faculty of Media and Communications, the Museum of Science and Technology in Belgrade, and the Ethnographic [...]

EUROMUSE International Scientific Conference in Belgrade On 25–26 April 2026, Belgrade will host the EUROMUSE International Scientific Conference, “Museums, Music, and Audiences: Towards Inclusive and Data-Informed Cultural Practice,”dedicated to exploring how music and sound can transform the experience of museums, exhibitions, and cultural heritage. The conference will bring together 50 international experts and professionals from 25 European countries in the fields of museology, music, sound studies, psychology, communications, and cultural studies. The programme will focus on the use of original music in museum spaces, the impact of sound [...]

We are pleased to share the preliminary programme for Museums, Music, and Audiences: Towards Inclusive and Data-Informed Cultural Practice, which will take place in Belgrade, Serbia, on 25–26 April 2026. The conference brings together researchers, museum professionals, composers, sound artists, and cultural practitioners to explore the role of music and sound in museums, audience engagement, and inclusive cultural practice. The preliminary programme is available here: https://euromuse.eu/conference-page/ PDF programme: https://euromuse.eu/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Program-Euromuse-WEB.pdf We warmly invite colleagues, partners, and all interested participants to explore the programme and join us in Belgrade. #EUROMUSE [...]

EUROMUSE Online Concert #3 On 18 March 2026, EUROMUSE held the third concert in its online series as part of the international Apheleia programme, with a special event dedicated to the Museu de Arte Pré-Histórica e do Sagrado no Vale do Tejo in Mação, Portugal. The concert presented new synomusic compositions by Nataša Jevtić and Rafaelos Christofi, created within the EUROMUSE project specifically for this museum and its prehistoric landscape. The works were conceived as applied music for the museum environment, adding a continuous musical layer to the [...]

Today, the third concert in the EUROMUSE online series takes place as part of the international Apheleia programme, presenting the premiere of synomusic compositions by Nataša Jevtić and Rafaelos Christofi, created for the Museu de Arte Pré-Histórica e do Sagrado no Vale do Tejo within the EUROMUSE project. 📅 Wednesday, 18 March 2026 🕖 19:00 (CET) 🎥 Live on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/_DYlrxhtCRs​ The programme features original works composed specifically for the museum environment in Mação, shaped by the museum’s narratives, spaces, and visitor experience through a site-responsive creative process. [...]

Belgrade, Serbia · 25–26 April 2026 In April 2026, Belgrade will host the EUROMUSE International Scientific Conference “Museums, Music and Audiences: Towards Open and Research-Based Contemporary Cultural Practice”, organised within the framework of the international EUROMUSE project. The conference brings together researchers, university lecturers, museum and cultural professionals, composers, sound artists, and experts in audio and digital technologies, with the aim of examining the role of music and sound in contemporary museums and cultural heritage institutions. The conference programme focuses on music and sound as integral elements of [...]

Today, the Kotsanas Museum of Ancient Greek Technology in Athens hosts the world premiere of original synomusic compositions, created as part of the EUROMUSE European cooperation project. Composers Arianna Ferrara Gennari (Italy) and Jorge Ramos (Portugal) will present their works in a live online concert, connecting their studios with the museum audience and viewers worldwide. 🕒 Time:15:30–16:30 (CET) | 16:30–17:30 (EET) | 14:30–15:30 (GMT)🎥 Live on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/live/vu_hRdbDCxM The compositions were developed during an artistic residency in Athens in April 2025 and are specifically designed for the museum’s exhibitions, spaces, and audiences. The event includes live interaction with the composers [...]

A New Experience for Our Museum Visitors Launch of Original Museum Music (Synomusic) – EUROMUSE Live Online Concert at the Museum & Conversation with the Composers 15 December 2025 We are pleased to announce the launch of original music composed specifically for museum environments (synomusic) as part of the EUROMUSE European cooperation project. On 18 December 2025, Explora – The Children’s Museum of Rome will host a live online concert, accompanied by a public screening at the museum and a conversation with the composers. Live stream link:https://www.youtube.com/live/0tP64_MXoOo World Premiere of Synomusic for Explora The [...]

The creative collaboration at the Kotsanas Museum of Ancient Greek Technology in Athens continues to break new ground. In a recent session, the Community Muse Board (CMB) gathered with composers Jorge Ramos and Arianna Ferrara Gennari to review and reflect on their original sound sketches designed for the museum’s unique environment. This meeting was filled with thoughtful dialogue and discovery. The group listened to the composers’ new musical ideas, shared impressions, and collectively decided which directions to further develop. The process highlighted how ancient inventions and contemporary sound [...]

At Explora – Il Museo dei Bambini di Roma, the Community Muse Board (CMB) is bringing together a vibrant mix of musicologists, educators, cultural professionals, and passionate museum visitors. United by their curiosity and creativity, the CMB is playing a pivotal role in shaping the EUROMUSE project’s musical journey in Rome. This gathering marked the first meeting between the CMB members and the composers in residence, John Konsolakis (Greece) and Maia Steinberg (The Netherlands). The session opened a dynamic space for shared creativity and exchange, fostering a collaborative [...]