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European Music Office ( EMO)

An association of professional organisations that promotes the interests of the European music sector. It supports cultural exchanges, cooperation projects and artistic mobility as well as furthering the circulation of music productions and encouraging the development of professional organisations in the field. As a partner of the European Music Platform, EMO organises a number of European projects.

http://www.emo.org

Related keywords

Type of organisation: Networks & Associations
Country: Belgium
Geographical scope: European Union countries
Language: English
Arts & cultural categories: Audiovisual & Media , music
Thematic scope: co-productions , Cultural Funding , Cultural & Media Legislation , Cultural Networking , Cultural Policy & Administration , European cultural policy , Cultural Theory & Research
Type of online resource: Events Calendars & News , Links Section
Type of grant: Awards & Prizes , Mobility Grants

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