The New Lexicon I.

Philosophy of Music Culture [research group]

 

 

WHO THE PROGRAM ADDRESSES

 

The open call is addressed to musicologists and artists interested in examining the philosophical grounds and consequences of music culture. Relevant practices may be scholarly, performative, compositional, sonic, ethnographic, archival, curatorial, digital, pedagogical, collaborative, community-based, site-responsive, interdisciplinary, or situated across multiple media. This range is indicative rather than exhaustive.

 

Projects may begin from a specific musical practice, community, archive, performance, collection, institution, technology, conceptual problem, or broader artistic-research trajectory. Participants should be prepared to present work in progress, engage closely with the work of others, revise their positions in response to discussion, and contribute to a collective research environment.

 

The programme does not require participants to arrive with a complete philosophy of music culture. Its purpose is to establish conditions under which philosophical positions can be articulated, tested, differentiated, and developed through research and practice. Intellectual curiosity, methodological self-reflection, ethical attentiveness, and commitment to sustained exchange are therefore as important as the current state of any individual project.

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WHY THE NEW LEXICON?

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WHO THE PROGRAMME ADDRESSES

TOWARDS MULTIPLE PHILOSOPHIES OF MUSIC CULTURE

APPLICATION

APPLICATION FORM AND

PARTICIPATION FEES

The New Lexicon program is produced by .abeceda Institute

.abeceda [Institute for Research in Art, Critical Thought and Philosophy], a public-benefit NGO and non-profit organisation dedicated to advancing contemporary artistic practices and critical inquiry. Through its innovative programmes, .abeceda has gained international recognition as one of the leading platforms for contemporary music and artistic research in the Adriatic region and across Europe: www.abeceda.io