Through its project support, Signatur promotes a varied musical range.
Stockholm NU Jazzfestival: The Swedish ensemble STHLM svaga performing the piece Desert lament, composed for them by Ron Carter. Photographer Adrian Pehrson Rockfoto.
Current music project support
Signatur Foundation Sweden promotes a varied musical offering characterized by high quality and artistic renewal. We are continuing our music project support which began in 2018 by funding new, exciting projects where we look forward to developing the co-operation with our partner organisations.
New exciting music projects
Signatur Foundation Sweden supports several music projects aimed at contributing to the development of children, young people and adults through the art of music:
AKT at Malmö Opera.
Arctic Light in the region of Norrbotten.
Centrumskolan with Sexton Strängar.
Empower Production – Fryshuset
Gotland School of Music Composition.
Libravoice through the Royal College of Music in Stockholm.
Magical House by Young at the Opera, the Royal Swedish Opera.
Make Music Matter! through Linnaeus University.
”Meet in music – whole life” through Sundbybergs Stad.
Stockholm Nu Jazzfestival – FRIM
Themetrack Funktion – Folkteatern Gävleborg
UTOM (Young minds for music) – “How does the music life of the future sound?”
INCREASED ACCESS TO MUSIC EDUCATION
Signatur Foundation Sweden wants to contribute to enhanced access to music education that can give young people valuable experiences that will strengthen society through social and cultural engagement.
APPLICATION FOR PROJECT SUPPORT
To apply for a grant for your music project, go directly to the Project Concept Form.
CLOSE COLLABORATION
”Thanks to Signatur Foundation Sweden, we can now gather momentum to encourage more young musicians to play instruments that are particularly important for orchestral and ensemble music playing. At the same time, opportunities are strengthened for closer partnership with municipal music schools. With the support of Signatur Foundation Sweden, it has now become possible to build on the musical talent effort in Vänersborg and in close collaboration with music institutions throughout the country, to develop the Young Strings and Young Wind Academies as well as the Polar Star Award – Sweden’s premiere solo competition for young people aged 14-18 years.”
Staffan Rydén, Chairman, NCM
