ANnual report 2010
Making a Difference through music
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Our MIssIOn
TO enable yOung peOple TO DevelOp ThrOugh MusIc acrOss all bOunDarIes. Jeunesses Musicales International (JMI) is the world’s largest youth and music network with member organizations and partners in more than 80 countries, developing demand-driven programs that empower youth on local, national and international levels. JMI is a “glocal” non-governmental organization that enables young people to develop through music across all boundaries. Over 36,000 diverse musical events are held each year in JMI’s 63 member organizations alone, reaching almost 5 million young people aged up to the age of 30. For 66 years, JMI has been ‘Making a Difference through Music’, using the power of music to bridge social, geographical and cultural divides and create an international platform for intercultural dialogue.
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A message from the President
Making a Bigger Difference I am sitting at my computer ‘travelling’ the JMI-world online, and I’m impressed. I’m charmed by the pictures from the work of the Pembroke Academy in the UK. I’m enthralled by the documentary on JM Germany’s summer opera. I’m looking at delightful clips of the Youth Orchestra of Neojiba in Brazil. I feel extremely happy about the Choral Crossroads in Cyprus, of all the Imagine festivals, the growing Ethnos, the Music Crossroads activities, the young audiences concerts, competition winners, and so, so many other things. There is today fortunately a lot of this to be found on the internet. You can sense it, you can get a vivid image of it and you get easily amazed. But still, this is not the real thing. To experience the true depth and the profound impact of all our programs, projects, concerts, camps, workshops, you have to be there, because the core of what we are working with is about something unique and special that happens between us when we play music together, when we experience live music together – when we interact and react. This exchange and human communication is also a main ‘raison d’être’ for our entire network. “No man is an island” – we have so much to gain if we unassumingly and with curiosity take advantage of all the experiences, ideas and know-how that during all years has been embedded in our JMI network. Music can make a difference. Working cleverly and working trustfully together it can make an even bigger difference. Sincerely Yours, Per Ekedahl President
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our credo For 66 years JMI has recognized music as an important tool for building sustainable human development cooperation, as music brings people together, breaking down barriers, creating platforms for dialogue and boosting the creative potential for innovative sounds and musical landscapes. Our main objectives are for young people, musicians and audiences to have access to music. Providing opportunities for young people to explore different realms of expression, imagination and creation through music improves not only young people’s mental well-being and confidence, but can be a catalyst to growth and change. As such we advocate for quality formal and non-formal music education for young people and greater music learning for young audiences. JMI takes an important role in providing opportunities for young people’s personal development. Young musicians are given the chance to perform, gain visibility, and make careers from the skills they have worked so hard to develop, providing them with confidence to take their first important steps in their musical careers.
The world of tomorrow belongs to the young people of today. They are the agents of change, and music is one of their most powerful and dedicated means, a true language of expression. JMI works to help young people realize their dreams through music because we believe that their voices must be heard. Engaging with music can help young people develop the self-esteem they need to assert themselves within their personal and community spheres, taking action in directly shaping the norms, values, beliefs and principles of tomorrow and the course of their future in their respective society. Every event is based on the belief that the powerful force of music can positively affect young people’s lives.
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Young Audience Music JM World Music Awards Crossroads Orchestra Cyprus World in Action JMI World Summer Youth Meeting Centers Choir Music Program Imagine Ethno Fair Play: JM Jazz Anti Corruption Program JMI Meetings Youth Voices and Trainings JMI Online Coalition International for Culture JMI Youth and Music Foundation Day JMI Structures 5 jmi_annualreport2011.indd 5
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The Jeunesses Musicales World Orchestra (UNESCO Artist for Peace)
Bringing forth a new symphonic sound to world audiences Âť www.jmwo.net
In 1949, JMI created The Jeunesses Musicales World Orchestra, the first international youth orchestra of its kind. Partnering with key international orchestras and working with top class young musicians, soloists and conductors including Zubin Mehta, Leonard Bernstein, Charles Dutoit, Yakov Kreizberg and Kurt Masur. The orchestra has to date toured in over 30 countries, bringing together around 5,000 musicians and touching an audience of 2 million people. The Orchestra was bestowed the title of UNESCO Artist for Peace in 1997. After successful run for 60 years, JMI has paused to rethink the new Orchestra model for the future. We are set for discovering symphonic music of the world and bringing it to the world audience, the new plan set to re-launch the orchestra as of 2012. Following the adoption of the new artistic concept by the JMI AGA in Tanzania 2010, JMI has, in full support and cooperation with JM Germany, established partnership with the Berlin Philharmoniker.
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(UNESCO Artist for Peace)
A global school of intercultural understanding » www.worldyouthchoir.org
O The World Youth Choir is original and unique in its LOG concept, bringing together talented young singers aged 17 - 26 each year from all over the world. Since its creation in 1989, the WYC has established itself as one of the most remarkable musical and intercultural experiences offered to young singers, meeting annually during the summer for intense rehearsals followed by an international concert tour. It has thus far gathered more then 1,500 singers and performed for an audience of more than 1 million people worldwide. In 1996, UNESCO honoured the World Youth Choir with the title UNESCO Artist for Peace.
2010 HIGHLIGHTS
World Youth Choir
• The 2010 summer session with 80 young singers from 38 countries was organized in Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife, Canary Islands in collaboration with Association Reyes Bartlet, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Moviment Coral Catala, Barcelona and Mediterranean office for choral singing, Barcelona, Spain. The concerts were held in Canary Islands, Iberian Peninsula and Majorca, Spain. • The World Youth Choir performed an academic program based on 20th Century choral music conducted by Ragnar Rasmussen (Norway) and choral music of Mediterranean countries, conducted by Josep Vila i Casanas (Spain).
WYC Sponsors & Partners
INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION FOR CHORAL MUSIC
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The Young Audience Music Awards
The search for shining eyes…
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» www.yama-award.com
The Young Audiences Music Awards recognizes the best productions from around the world dedicated to young audiences between the ages of 0 and 18. These performances must exhibit the qualities of an experience that awakens something deeper within audiences, connecting them with rhythm, culture, harmony and humanity. An internal pilot of the awards was conducted internally in 2008 with the first public award taking place in 2010. Young Audiences productions create access to quality music performances for young people and children, bridging the gap between art and pedagogy. Performances often bring across a positive social message or aim to sensitize young audiences to different types of music that they would not normally be exposed to.
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2010 HIGHLIGHTS
Growing up, do you still remember that one concert? The one that changed your life? What was it that moved you? Was it the beauty of the music? Perhaps it was a funny or intriguing musician or the way that you connected with the message of the performance? Perhaps it was it something else...
• The Young Audiences Music Award in 2010 received a total of 60 entries from 15 countries with an outreach of over 30,000 unique viewers via the website and social media channels. • The YAMA awards ceremony was held in Skanderbourg, Denmark on the third of October 2010 hosted by JMI member LMS during their Musik I Tide festival. • The Production Crazy for Jazz… A journey through music by Jazz for Juniors, South Africa took the production of the year with Around the World in a Violin by Sergio Feferovich from Argentina winning the public award.
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The international all-styles music competition for young artists » www.imaginefestival.net
Imagine represents an open platform for all young musicians aged 12 to 19, where anything goes! Whether rock or classical, pop or world, the power of Imagine is in bringing together young people from all musicals styles to expose audiences to a variety cultures and forms of music. In addition to the stage performance, musicians are offered workshops in music and life skills development, supporting them to further develop their music careers! Imagine is a competition with its unifying competition criteria being musical skill, originality, preparation, communication and stage charisma. In 1998 JMI brought the Imagine concept to Southern Africa creating
Music Crossroads, a unique youth empowerment through music through music program that provides young people in Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Malawi, Tanzania, and Zambia, musical opportunities and exposure and training in musicianship and life skills. The program has grown to reach over 75,000 musicians and a combined audience of over 100,000 people per year in the five countries. This is achieved through over 40 annual festivals, performance training and international band tours, as well as workshops focused on music rights awareness, social interaction, gender issues and HIV/AIDS prevention, organized by the national Training Centers.
2010 HIGHLIGHTS
IMAGINE
• In 2010, 7 Imagine National Festivals took place in Belgium, Croatia, France, Norway, Romania, Sweden and Slovenia. Imagine currently outreaches over 31.000 young musicians annually and over 210,000 people as audiences (primarily young audiences). The winning groups are offered a number of prizes, including performance opportunities abroad and within the JMI membership network. • The International Imagine Festival was held in Trondheim, Norway from the 30th of July to the 1st of August where 12 of the best groups from 9 countries came together for 3 days of musical mayhem! n Imagine training was held at the JMI World Meeting Center • A in Weikersheim, Germany from the 30th of October to the 3rd November 2010 bringing together young Imagine coordinators and volunteers from 7 countries.
Sponsors & Partners
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Sponsors & Partners
MUSIC CROSSROADS
Southern Africa’s youth empowerment through music program Music Crossroads is a unique youth empowerment through music program, providing youth aged between 15 and 25 in Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Malawi, Tanzania, and Zambia with musical opportunities and exposure and training in musicianship and life skills. Established by JMI in 1995, the program has grown to reach annually more than 5.000 musicians and a combined audience of over 330.000 in the 5 target countries. This has been achieved through over 40 annual festivals, national and international promotion, performance training and international band tours, as well as workshops focused on music education/training, music professionalism, HIV/AIDS prevention, gender issues and healthy lifestyles, organized in the national Training Centers. The Music Crossroads program is a program of JMI, operated by Music Crossroads International with its office in Barcelona, Spain, and by national Music Crossroads NGO’s in the 5 countries. This locally owned program provides the flexibility required to incorporate specific needs whilst promoting unified objectives and shared values. The annual highlight of the program is the Music Crossroads InterRegional Festival (IRF), being the ultimate competition for upcoming bands in Southern Africa. Surrounded with workshops, cultural events, jam sessions, festivities and celebrations, IRF-goers are able to share their cultures and learn from others though the language of music.
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2010 HIGHLIGHTS
» www.music-crossroads.net
• The InterRegional Festival 2010 was held in Bagamoyo, Tanzania 15th – 19th July bringing together 14 groups from 9 countries. Zimbabwe’s “Club Shanga” took the first place winning a European Tour in 2011. The IRF received guest groups from Belgium, Ghana, South Africa and Sweden. • From June to August, Music Crossroads toured the IRF-2009 winners “Nyali” (Zambia) through 8 European countries. As a spin-off, the Zimbabwean band “Mokoomba”, after having been denied entry in Europe in 2009, was able to achieve their European tour in 2010 with great acclaim. • The ‘Music Education Southern Africa’ (MESA) program carried out country-specific researches on music education and music industries in the 5 target countries as a basis to define standardized curriculums for the future Music Crossroads Academies. • Music Crossroads was stated as a Best Practice by UNESCO (Oct-10) and by European Union (Dec-10).
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ETHNO
Intercultural learning through peer education in music » www.ethno-world.org
Through a combination of workshops, jam sessions, seminars, and performances at some of Europe’s biggest folk music festivals, the Ethno music camps provide musicians with the opportunity to learn from and teach each other a variety of musical cultures from around the world, and sharing what they have learnt with audiences, enriching society by keeping the music traditions alive and youthful. As such, Ethno is also a great life experience, bringing together participants from a variety of cultural backgrounds and becoming a space for intercultural learning, friendship, and exchange.
2010 HIGHLIGHTS • In 2010 Ethno took place in Belgium (Flanders), Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, France, Scotland, Sweden and Uganda. • 2010 saw the publication of ‘Ethno: The New Spirit of World Music’ a short book aimed at opening a window into the wonderful world of Ethno and the colorful musicians that inhabit it. It is a snapshot of the Ethno experience in 2010 but gives a feel for the unique spirit of Ethno that becomes more and more ubiquitous year after year.
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JM Jazz
Enriching the groove The JM Jazz program caters for the promotion of international summer jazz camps, international projects, jazz ensembles tours and international exchanges of jazz musicians between the JMI countries. Its main objective is to provide young jazz musicians with the possibility to gain experience working to high professional standards in major concert halls, theatres and festivals, and with outstanding jazz musicians, sharing musical ideas in the field of jazz music.
2010 HIGHLIGHTS • In 2010 two major jazz camps were organized between July and August under the JM Jazz umbrella, one in Norway and the other in Croatia bringing together top international young jazz musicians for a series of master classes, jams and improvisation sessions.
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FAIR PLAY
Youth Voices Against Corruption » www.anticorruptionmusic.org Fair Play: Anti Corruption Youth Voices is a global competition for original songs by young musicians under the age of 35 on the theme of anti-corruption and good governance. The competition is an initiative of the Global Anti-Corruption Youth Network, a worldwide network of civil society organizations with the specific agenda of fighting corruption, in partnership with the JMI Foundation and the World Bank Institute. The competition is a call for young musicians to join the global anti-corruption youth movement, and ensure that the global community hears their messages.
2010 HIGHLIGHTS • Over 100 artists/bands participated in the second edition of Fair Play organized in 2010/2011, from Argentina, Australia, Barbados, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Colombia, Croatia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, France, Germany, Guatemala, Indonesia, Italy, Kenya, Lebanon, Mali, Malawi, Mexico, Mongolia, Nepal, Peru, Philippines, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sudan, Uganda and Vanuatu. Winning bands De Bruces a Mi (Colombia), Kafulu Xenson (Uganda), and Young Life (Vanuatu) were invited to participate in the 2nd Global Youth Anti-Corruption Network Forum in Nairobi, Kenya and performed live at the Sarakasi Dome alongside top Kenyan artist Sauti Sol. While in Nairobi, the winning artists recorded 3 new collaborative tracks: Say No to Corruption, Hand in Hand and We Are One People in studio. • The Fair Play website, launched January 2011 has received nearly 50,000 visits to date, and the Fair Play music videos nearly 3 million views on YouTube. 17,209 votes were cast via the Fair Play website to determine which band should win the 2011 public choice award, which went to Tenny & Teddy (Bulgaria).
Sponsors & Partners
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Summer Music Program
Extended music education opportunities for young musicians JMI member organizations operate a vast network of more than 120 summer programs including camps, courses, master classes for individual musicians, small ensembles and orchestras, with world renowned educators, conductors and musicians in all fields of music. These unique programmes offer possibilities to young musicians to further develop their professional and music skills, expand their learning potential, develop individual and team work skills, meet tutors otherwise not available in their countries, as well as to meet other musicians and young people, teach others and learn about other cultures. Look for updates on www.jmi.net or visit our members’ web sites for more details how you can get involved!
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JMI World Meeting Centers
Excellence in music and networking JMI proudly recognizes two international arts centers as World Meeting Centers of JMI – The International Cultural Center of Jeunesses Musicales Croatia in Groznjan (Croatia) and the Musikakademie Schloss Weikersheim (Germany). These cultural centers, established by JM Croatia and JM Germany are open to young people from all over the world. They provide a special musical environment for development, education, and exchange of ideas; and offer various musical and artistic workshops and seminars with well-known lecturers & professors. These centers also act as a home away from home for the JMI network, the inspiring landscapes of Groznjan (a medieval town on the Istrian peninsula in Croatia) and Weikersheim (a 16th century castle overlooking the Tauber Valley in Germany) serve as dynamic working environments for JMI network meetings. The Groznjan center is a dedicated space for young musicians’ development and education while the Weikersheim center acts as center of excellence for youth orchestras and ensembles.
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Cyprus in Action
Youth Music Encounters Cyprus in Action was developed as a response to the urgent need for dialogue between youth of Cyprus, largely separated for 40 years, and increased collaboration amongst cultural sector NGOs of Cyprus, Greece and Turkey. This two-part seminar held in Limassol, Cyprus established a platform for cultural cooperation, delivering management training to over 60 young cultural organizers, with experts from Belgium, Israel, Serbia, Canada, South Africa, Greece, Turkey and Cyprus; and bringing together over 30 young musicians to participate in Ethno Cyprus - an innovative intercultural
music workshop focused on peer-to-peer exchange of traditional music and perform at the Evagoras Lanitis Centre. Organized by JMI in collaboration with Jeunsesses Musicales Cyprus, Epilogi Cultural Movement of Limassol and a number of local partners including Jeunesses Musicales Turkey, Music Society of Cyprus University of Technology, and Tango Cyprus, Cyprus in Action showcased how a shared passion for music is an ideal basis for building connectivity, sustainable development and peace.
Sponsors & Partners
COUNCIL OF EUROPE
CONSEIL DE L'EUROPE
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The Coalition for Culture
Support for the mobility of artists Âť www.mobility4artists.com
As a response to the ever-tightening VISA regulations that touring artists are forced to face in order to share their art and culture outside of their countries JMI launched The Coalition for Culture in 2009. The coalition, led by JMI, is an inclusive advocacy action aimed at bringing together all cultural professionals, operators and activists in order to clearly voice the industries opinion to those politically responsible, through positive dialogue, cooperation and shared commitment. Today more than 100 organizations from across the world participate in the Coalition.
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JMI Meetings & Trainings
Building capacities, strengthening relationships, doing more together. Over 220 professional staff and more than 2000 volunteers cater for the annual local and international activities of the JMI network. The JMI Platform Meeting serves as a focal point for JMI members’ representatives to get together, exchange opinions and ideas, discuss and steer all international JMI programs and initiatives. Some 45 members of JMI Commissions, Committees and Working Groups came together February 2010 in Belgrade; to follow up and pursue the works of each entity on the spot, preparing for the reports and presentations at the 65th JMI AGA in Tanzania. An Orientation Workshop focusing on strategic planning for network working entities was held to strengthen the JMI Strategy 2011-2015. The 65th JMI Annual General Assembly was held in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania from the 18th to the 21st of
July under the title ‘Unite through Music’, it has focused on Music Crossroads International, a flagship JMI project, in connection with the MCI Inter-Regional Festival showcasing youth groups from Africa with selected guests from European IMAGINE Festivals. In addition to participating in network development discussions, representatives of JMI member organizations from around the world took part in a workshop focused on the future JMI development strategy, and a donor panel outlining prospects for funding youth music organizations in Tanzania. The AGA laid the grounds for the development of the new JMI strategy for the period 2011-2015, redefining JMI as a development organization and placing the international JMI programs as key careers of the JMI
brand, mission and development objectives. The JMI Executives Meeting is a unique platform that gathers the executive officers (directors, general secretaries) from our member organizations. It enables them to debate strategic development issues from an executive perspective. Following the adoption of the JMI Strategy 2011-2015 the latest Executives Meeting in Brussels, Belgium held in November 2010 focused on monitoring and evaluation mechanisms and instruments for evaluating JMI Programs and Action Plans. It was held on the occasion of the celebration of 70 years Jeunesses Musicales in Belgium.
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International Youth and Music Day
A new initiative celebrating Youth and Music JMI and JM Belgium together with the European Youth Forum organized the second edition of the International Youth and Music Day entitled Yo! Fest: turn up your rights, an event held held in Maelbeck Park on the ‘doorstep’ of the European Commission.
public and especially young people about the importance of music and youth participation in Europe. Sponsors & Partners
The event took place on the 1st of September 2010 as an open day for young people and for European youth organizations to present their work on open stands. JMI provided a free music program featuring Piano Club, DJ Kwak and 2009 Imagine Belgium winners ‘Bogus’. The main objective of the project is to raise interest and awareness among local and international institutions,
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JMI Online
The glocal family outreach » www.jmi.net
Embracing the digital revolution, JMI strives to utilize the new plethora of online platforms that are available to musicians and NGOs. These platforms have created a new and more social way for the JMI network to interact with our public as well as a new ways for the young people in our different projects and programs to connect, not only to JMI but to each other, strengthening the bonds and relationships built through their musical activities.
• In 2010 JMI reached 1,11,983.00 unique visitors through our combined online platforms.
• New websites were built for Imagine, Fair Play and the Young Audiences Music Awards.
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In 2010 JMI’s online presence grew at a rapid pace with new Facebook Pages and Youtube channels springing up with each new project. Here is a brief overview of the JMI ‘web’.
JMI
C4C
ETHNO
FAIRPLAY
IMAGINE
JMWO
MUSIC CROSS ROADS
WYC
YAMA
WEBSITE
YOUTUBE
MYSPACE
SOUNDCLOUD VIMEO
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The JMI Foundation
Corporate support for non-profit programs Âť www.jmif.org
The JMI Foundation is the charitable arm of Jeunesses Musicales International, which aims to address the needs of youth for inclusion, self-expression, education, and employment through cross-sectorial collaboration and corporate partnership. Since 2009, the JMI Foundation, in partnership with the World Bank Institute and the Global Youth Anti-Corruption Youth Network organizes the Fair Play Anti-Corruption Youth Voices, an awareness-raising program on the theme of anti-corruption and good governance that aims to build a network connecting socially conscious artists and citizens worldwide. Fair Play is an illustration of music as an adapted tool to address social and human rights issues affecting youth, enabling young committed people to be actors of their development and ensuring that their message is heard and supported worldwide. Sponsors & Partners
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JMI Accounts ‘10
EXPENDITURES II. Operating Charges A. Raw material, consumables and goods for resale
ASSETS
262.366,67
III. Tangible Assets
4.492,13
G. Other operating charges
IV. Financial Assets
94,19
VII. Amounts receivable within one year IX. Cash at bank and in hand X. Deferred charges and accrued income Total Assets
211.937,84 191.630,15 573,76 19.733,93 216.524,16
LIABILITIES Capital and reserves V. Accumulated profits Creditors IX. Amounts payable within one year X. Accrued charges and deferred income Total Liabilities RESULT
32.097,36 32.097,36 184.538,02 117.227,59 67.310,43 216.635,38 -111,22
P&L ACCOUNT 31.12.2010
JMI BALANCE 31.12.2010
288.525,99
C. Renumeration, social and sec. costs and pensions D. Depreciation & Amounts written off
Current Assets
207.251,74
B. Services and other goods 4.586,32
Fixed assets
763.473,77
V. Financial charges A. Interest and other debt charges C. Other financial charges Total Expenditures
4.935,37 394,00 8.959,25 893,83 8.065,42,76 772.433,02
INCOMES I. Operating Income A. Turnover D. Membership subscriptions and subsidies E. Other operating income IV. Financial Income A. Income from fixed assets C. Other financial income Total Expenditures RESULT
771.893,54 41.643,76 721.885,55 8.364,23 428,26 44,91 383,35 772.321,80 -111,22
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JMI STRUCTURES JMI Board Per Ekedahl, Sweden Angelika Moeser. Austria Solveig Riiser, Norway Rob Van Waaijen, Holland Ann Roets, Belgium Jacques Marquis, Canada Tobias Schroeter, Germany Dubravka Dujmovic Kusan, Croatia Zorana Latkovic, Serbia Robert Brooks, South Africa Francis Swennen, Belgium Blasko Smilevski
JMI Head Office President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Treasurer Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Ex Officio (Belgian Federal Science Policy) Member Ex Officio (JMI)
Blasko Smilevski, Macedonia Kate Declerck, Canada Matt Clark, South Africa Zaynin Kanji, UK Tiago Cortez-Pinto, Portugal Zak Hantout, Belgium Emilie Fillod, France Werner Van Der Jeugt, Belgium
Secretary General Programs Communications Communications Assistant Communications Assistant Office Manager Executive Assistant Accountant
HONORARY PRESIDENTS Pierre A. Goulet, Canada Jordi Roch, Spain
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ELECTION COMMISSION
ETHNO COMMITTEE
Naima Balic, Croatia Marje Loharu, Estonia Joseph Rouleau, CANADA Terese Poulsen, DENMARK Nyambura Mungai, Tanzania
Karin Hjertzell, Sweden Lidija Dokuzovic, Croatia Emmanuelle Soupart, Belgium (Fr) Frederik Sandberg Olesen, Denmark Jeffrey Rahim Otieno, Kenya Roel Vanhoeck, Belgium (Fl) Sofia Joons, Estonia Yann Bieuzent, France Kristine Heeboll, Denmark Stefan Steiner, Austria Kate Declerck
Chair member member Member Member
JMI LEGAL COMMISSION Pierre Jeanray, Belgium (Fr) Chair Cﾄフﾄネin Lungu, Romania Ulrich Wuester, Germany
Member Member
IMAGINE COMMITTEE
JMI AUDITOR Inge Simoens, Belgium (Fl) Thierry Van Loocke, Belgium
AGA Elected Auditor External JMI Auditor
ASBL Secretariat Jeunesses Musicales: Administrative Council Inge Simoens President Michel Schoonbroodt Member Roel Vanhoeck Member Pierre Jeanray Member Francis Swennen Member Blasko Smilevski Member Ex Officio (JMI)
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Chair Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Ex Officio (JMI)
Mira Surjak, Croatia Olivier Jacqmin Belgium (Fr) Syl Lefevre, Belgium (Fl) Inge Lise Johansen, Norway Eivind Lovdal, Norway Laurentiu Dasca, Romania Blasko Smilevski
Chair Member Member Member Member Member Member Ex Officio (JMI)
JMI JAZZ Roel Vanhoeck, Belgium (Fl) Naima Balic, Croatia Robert Brooks, South Africa Solveig Riiser, Norway Michel Schoonbroodt, Belgium (Fr) Blasko Smilevski
Chair Member Member Member Member Member Ex Officio (JMI)
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JMI FOUNDATION COUNCIL Rob van Waaijen, Netherlands Per Ekedahl, Sweden Pierre Jeanray, Belgium (Fr) Roel Vanhoeck, Belgium (Fl) Blasko Smilevski
President Treasurer Member Member Member Ex Officio (JMI)
JM AFRICA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Robert Brooks, South Africa Mathews Mfune, Malawi Nyambura Mungai, Tanzania Humphrey Saka, Zambia Mathias Bangure, Zimbabwe Susan Rendall, South Africa Matt Clark
Chair Member Member Member Member Member Member Ex Officio (JMI)
JM EUROPE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Dubravka Dujmovic-Kusan, Croatia Ibrahim Barisic, Turkey Vincent Niqueux, France Ann Roets, Belgium Blasko Smilevski
Chair Member Member Member JME Executive Director
European Youth Forum Representative Martin Roien, Denmark
World Orchestra General Assembly Roel Vanhoeck, Belgium (Fl) Sophia Welz, South Africa Naima Balic, Croatia Ulrich Wuester, Germany Michael Buhler, Switzerland
Member Member Member Member Member
YOUNG AUDIENCES COMMITTEE Ebbe Hoyrup, Denmark Anne Torrent, France Tommi Rasmussen, Sweden Michel Schoonbroodt, Belgium (Fr) Jan De Moor, Belgium (Fl) Emmanuelle Soupart, Belgium (Fr) Kjell Thorby, Norway Petra Mohorcic, Slovenia Jeffrey Rahim Otieno, Kenya Pinar Alpay, Turkey Kate Declerck
Chair Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Ex Officio (JMI)
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JMI Members 2010: Full member organizations
Sarakasi Trust (Kenya) JM Korea (Korea) JM Luxembourg (Luxembourg) JM Macedonia (Macedonia) JM Austria (Austria) Music Crossroads Malawi (Malawi) Jeugd en Muziek Vlaanderen (Belgium) Music Crossroads Mozambique (Mozambique) JM Belgique de la Communaute Francaise (Belgium) Musik og Ungdom (Norway) JM Canada (Canada) JM Polska (Poland) Chinese Musicians Association (China) Juventudes Musical Portuguesa (Portugal) Hrvatska Glazbena Mladez (Croatia) Elite Art Club UNESCO / Jeunesses Musicales (Romania) JM Cyprus (Cyprus) JM Serbia (Serbia) Hudebni Mladez (Czech Republic) Zveza Glasbene Mladine Slovenjie (Slovenia) Musik & Ungdom (Denmark) MIAGI (South Africa) Fundacion Orquesta Sinfonica Juvenil (Dominican Republic) Juventudes Musicales de Espana (Spain) Conservatorio de Musica Franz Liszt (Ecuador) Rikskonserter (Sweden) JM EESTIS (Estonia) JM de Suisse (Switzerland) JM Ethiopia (Ethiopia) Music Crossroads Tanzania (Tanzania) JM France (France) JM Turkey (Turkey) JM Deutschland (Germany) Horowitz Foundation (Ukraine) JM Greece (Greece) Juventudes Musicales del Uruguay (Uruguay) Juventudes Musicales Guatemala (Guatemala) Sistema Nacional de Orquestas Juveniles e Infantiles de Jeugd en Muziek Holland (The Netherlands) Venezuela (Venezuela) JM Hungary (Hungary) Music Crossroads Zambia (Zambia) Gioventu Musicale d’Italia (Italy) Music Crossroads Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe)
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Associate member organizations EFNYO (Austria) NEOJIBA (Brazil) Cultural Regeneration Cameroon (Cameroon) Centre d’Arts Orford (Canada) MusicFest Vancouver (Canada) EPILOGI (Cyprus) LMS - Levende Musik y Skole (Denmark) DUNK - De Ungas Musikforbund (Finland) Konserttikeskus (Finland) FCMPA (Germany) Estonian Traditional Music Center (Estonia) Worldbrass (Germany) Cultural Connections Organization (Ghana) The New Andalusian Orchestra (Israel) St. Olav Festival (Norway) ALAAP (Pakistan) SAAC (Somalia) NWU-PUK Youth Music (South Africa) The Orchestra Company South Africa (South Africa) Musik i Syd (Sweden) Musik Gavleborg (Sweden) Dindinol Concerts / Ethno Uganda (Uganda) AIYF - Aberdeen International Youth Festival (UK) La Banda Europa (UK) Pembroke Academy (UK) LAO - League of American Orchestras (USA) Traveling Notes (USA)
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JMI would like to thank the following organizations and institutions for their valuable support and partnership in 2010: A. Jeunesses Musicales International, Rue Defaqz 1, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
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T. +32 2 513 97 74 F. +32 2 514 47 55 E. mail@jmi.net
W. www.jmi.net
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