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Posted on behalf of Tone Elofsson, Chief Librarian at the Norwegian Academy of Music, Oslo
"Despite the growing interest in musical practices and artistic knowledge, we lack arenas
for the discussion of practices in their own right. This is why we now launch
Am Dienstag, 19. März, um 11 Uhr werden im Beisein des Vizepräsidenten des Deutschen Bundestages, Wolfgang Thierse, die großzügigen und modernen Lesesäle mit einem Festakt eröffnet, zwei Tage später, am 21. März ab 9 Uhr, begrüßt Generaldirektorin Barbara Schneider-Kempf die ersten Benutzer.
Like Sweden, the UK & Ireland Branch (UK Branch until 2002) is 60 years old this year. The celebrations begin at the Annual Study Weekend (ASW) in Leeds on 5th April. A reception will be held and a history of the Branch and ASW will be presented by Susi Woodhouse who was Branch President from 2001 to 2004.
A celebratory event will be held at the British Library in London on the 21st of October.
The Swedish IAML Branch is celebrating its 60:th anniversary this year by arranging a conference 18-19 April in Stockholm. "Svenska musikbiblioteksföreningen" (SMBF) is one of the oldest national branches within IAML. The first Swedish IAML President, Folke Lindberg, was appointed already in 1959. Two more Swedes have more recently held the position, namely Anders Lönn and Veslemöy Heintz.
Please, find below an invitation to nominate projects or programes for the IMC MUSICAL RIGHTS AWARDS.
IAML nominated The National Youth Orchestra of Iraq as a contender for the 2011 International Music Council Musical Rights Award 2011. The programme received a "Special Commendation".
"Dear IMC Members,
