This joint research was coordinated by Emmanuel Négrier, Michel Guerin and myserlf (Lluís Bonet), and rely on a team of collaborators from the different participant countries: Kai Amberla (Finland),
Claudine Audet (Canada), Luisella Carnelli (Italy), Tino Carreño (Spain), Luca
Dal Pozzolo (Italy), Aurélien Djakouane (France), Marie Jourda (France), Christopher
Maughan (United Kingdom), Isabelle Paindavoine (Belgium), Béatrice Reynaerts (Belgium),
Diane Saint-Pierre (Canada), Sara Tannå (Sweden), Ulrich Suter (Switzerland), Heidi
Taskinen (Finland), Jorid Vaagland (Norway), and János Zoltán Szabó (Hungary). This work is a result of a commission by many federations of festival associations coordinated by France Festivals.
The result is a book published in both English and French by Michel
de Maule (Paris 2013). This work presents the first study undertaken using a
single, unique method on a sample of 390 music festival (from 15 different
countries). They represent a wide variety of genres, musical styles, scope and
seasonal programmes. All major aspects are explored, from the purpose of the
festivals to human resources and business models adopted.
The
first part reviews this analytical journey through the world of festivals. The
second part contains several chapters on different countries festival
landscapes, enabling the impact of the cultural, economic and political setting
in which these events are created and developed to be measured. Whereas artists
themselves have long since gone beyond national borders, this twofold
international comparison allows the differences between country-specific models
to be transcended.Table of Contents
List of participants 7
Aknowledgemen 21
Preface 23
GENERAL INTRODUCTION 27
Part 1
FESTIVALS: RESOURCES, DYNAMICS AND STRATEGIES
Introduction 41
Chapter 1. Festivals in Seven Variables 47
Chapter 2. Festival Finances 56
Chapter 3. Cultural Project and Artistic Programming 72
Chapter 4. Festival Activities 84
Chapter 5. Festival Audiences: Issues, Priorities and Accessibility 95
Chapter 6. Artistic Cooperation and Territorial Partnership 113
Chapter 7. Communication Strategies 121
Chapter 8. Human Resources and Festivals 134
Chapter 9. The Six Clusters of Festivals 146
Part 2
FESTIVALS AND TERRITORIES
Introduction 165
Belgium 168
Spain 182
Finland 193
France 199
Hungary 211
Italy 224
Norway 237
Quebec 251
United Kingdom 262
Sweden 278
General Conclusion 291
Bibliography 309
Appendix 321
See the powerpoint presentation of the research done in Lille (France) on November 20th 2013. More information about the research project in www.festudy.com, with links to some press articles.
Bibl. reference: NÉGRIER, E.; BONET, L.; GUERIN, M. [eds.] (2013) Music Festivals, a Changing World. An International Comparison, Paris: Michel de Maule. You can buy the book here.
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