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Appendix 6 - International Music Council

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- contacting associations and institutions worldwide<br />

(Source: http://www.vut-online.de/)<br />

6.6 <strong>Music</strong> labels<br />

<strong>Music</strong> labels are in general private and commercial. Each label has its own musical profile,<br />

which makes it different from other labels. Thus labels are generally not commited to<br />

promote diversity. But since they are numerous, the final picture is, in fact, divers.<br />

Here we name some labels, claiming to contribute to musical diversity:<br />

11. Real World – founded by Peter Gabriel, to create and to promote<br />

music of non-western musicians and of collaboration projects with<br />

non-western musicians. Today Real World is still number one<br />

worldwide in the genre of world music<br />

12. Piranha<br />

13. Network Medien<br />

14. Connecting Cultures<br />

6.7 Venues<br />

There are some subsidised venues in European cities, which have been founded to promote<br />

diversity. In the private sector there are almost no venues seeing musical diversity as their<br />

task, they have first of all to be commercial, it means, that they have to have their special<br />

profile. In the cities where there are many venues of different sizes and profiles, one might<br />

speak of diversity. In smaller towns or in rural areas some few venues often have a kind of<br />

monopoly position and do not provide or even limit the musical diversity.<br />

What we do not consider at this point are is private space where non-concert music making<br />

takes place, be it a pub, a yarning room or a village celebration.<br />

Here again is a list of some venues that see the promotion of musical diversity as their goal.<br />

Centre Mandapa, Paris: open scene for Indian and other traditional arts. Provides courses<br />

of Bharata Natyam and Katak.<br />

Maison des Cultures du Monde (House of the World of Cultures), Paris: founded 1982,<br />

answer to France's growing need to develop a certain reciprocity in its cultural ties with the<br />

world (text on own website). Hosts foreign performances from everywhere Aims to<br />

develop toolsof distribution, documentation and preservation of culture, especially through<br />

the edition of books and the journal "L'<strong>International</strong> de L'Imaginaire", the label INEDIT for<br />

traditional music, European network of programmers of performing arts and exhibitions, a<br />

Resource Centre on world performing arts at Vitré in Brittany. Organises encounters and<br />

symposiums of artists, writers and researchers.<br />

Its counterpart in Berlin, Germany: Haus der Kulturen der Welt<br />

Maison des Musiques, Brussels: is related to the Conservatory in Brussels, organizes the<br />

Fête de la Musique of the French Community, under the management of the <strong>Music</strong> <strong>Council</strong><br />

and the region Brussels-Capital. It hosts several organisations like "Jeunesse <strong>Music</strong>ale de<br />

Bruxelles et de la Communauté Française", Printemps Baroque, Mons-Musique, Festival de<br />

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