Erasmus Rock Festival 2006
Monday, March 06, 2006
WHERE: La Coru?a, Spain + WHEN : May 12th , 2006
WHAT: International Student Music Festival Participate in the Erasmus experience and perform before an international audience
WHO: Be among emerging European rock bands from Universities around Europe to participate in the ERASMUS ROCK festival. Selected bands will have all travel and accommodation expenses paid.
WHY: Unique opportunity to travel and reach an international audience.
DEADLINE: Applications and demo cd´s from bands with University student members will be accepted until March 31st
APPLICATION DETAILS: http://www.erasmuscoruna.com questions: erock@erasmuscoruna.com
Erasmus Rock Festival 2006
La Coru?a, Spain
May 12th 2006
Application for Participation in the ERASMUS ROCK Music Festival
Description of opportunity:
Erasmus Coruna is organizing an international music festival to bring to gether Erasmus communities and to promote international exchange among European students. The bands are also invited to learn about Spanish and Galician culture through various sponsored activities.
Compensation: Travel and accommodation expenses will be provided for Erasmus Coruna will arrange all travel details from host city. Amplifiers, keyboards, and drum sets, PA equipment, lighting, etc. will also be provided.
Who we are looking for:
We are seeking applications from bands interested in increasing their international exposure through this unique opportunity.
Requirements:
? Short biography of band: including band name, home city, university or universities represented, live experience, recording experience, names of band members and their role in the band
? Press photograph: high resolution preferred
? Video clip: at least 30 seconds
? Demo CD containing at least 3 songs labelled with song titles
? At least 50 % of the band members must be current University students
? Description of equipment required
? Anticipated arrival date.
Acceptable formats include: CD, MP3, DVD, low resolution clips from digital cameras are also acceptable.
Rules of Participation:
By submitting their applications and materials, applicants agree to have their music and/ or videos featured on the Erasmus Coruna website and used for other promotional purposes.
Deadline and Application Submission Details:
All materials must be received by March 31st, 2006
Music and video clips may be submitted either digitally via email to erock@erasmuscoruna.com or may be mailed to
Erasmus Rock Festival 2006
Casa de la Galería
Campus de Elvi?a
15071 A Coru?a
Spain
technorati tags: erasmus rock festival a coruna
WHAT: International Student Music Festival Participate in the Erasmus experience and perform before an international audience
WHO: Be among emerging European rock bands from Universities around Europe to participate in the ERASMUS ROCK festival. Selected bands will have all travel and accommodation expenses paid.
WHY: Unique opportunity to travel and reach an international audience.
DEADLINE: Applications and demo cd´s from bands with University student members will be accepted until March 31st
APPLICATION DETAILS: http://www.erasmuscoruna.com questions: erock@erasmuscoruna.com
Erasmus Rock Festival 2006
La Coru?a, Spain
May 12th 2006
Application for Participation in the ERASMUS ROCK Music Festival
Description of opportunity:
Erasmus Coruna is organizing an international music festival to bring to gether Erasmus communities and to promote international exchange among European students. The bands are also invited to learn about Spanish and Galician culture through various sponsored activities.
Compensation: Travel and accommodation expenses will be provided for Erasmus Coruna will arrange all travel details from host city. Amplifiers, keyboards, and drum sets, PA equipment, lighting, etc. will also be provided.
Who we are looking for:
We are seeking applications from bands interested in increasing their international exposure through this unique opportunity.
Requirements:
? Short biography of band: including band name, home city, university or universities represented, live experience, recording experience, names of band members and their role in the band
? Press photograph: high resolution preferred
? Video clip: at least 30 seconds
? Demo CD containing at least 3 songs labelled with song titles
? At least 50 % of the band members must be current University students
? Description of equipment required
? Anticipated arrival date.
Acceptable formats include: CD, MP3, DVD, low resolution clips from digital cameras are also acceptable.
Rules of Participation:
By submitting their applications and materials, applicants agree to have their music and/ or videos featured on the Erasmus Coruna website and used for other promotional purposes.
Deadline and Application Submission Details:
All materials must be received by March 31st, 2006
Music and video clips may be submitted either digitally via email to erock@erasmuscoruna.com or may be mailed to
Erasmus Rock Festival 2006
Casa de la Galería
Campus de Elvi?a
15071 A Coru?a
Spain
technorati tags: erasmus rock festival a coruna
European Youth Portal
Friday, March 03, 2006
The European Youth Portal, described as a "A gateway to citizenship and mobility for young people in Europe", has been developed as a direct result of the European Commission's 2001 white paper A new impetus for European Youth. The Youth Portal is a way to give access to information on Europe to as many young people as possible. There is information from European, national, regional and local levels, which is of interest to young people, who are living, learning and working in Europe. The ultimate aim of the portal is to enhance young people's participation in public life and thus to contribute to their active citizenship.
The European Youth Portal was launched at a press conference in Brussels on 26 May 2004 by Viviane Reding and Dalia Grybauskaitë, Commissioners for Education, Youth and Culture. Following the press conference, young people and those involved in European youth affairs were invited to take part in a live interactive internet chat with the Commissioners.
What you will find in the portal: The role of Eurodesk
The content for the portal has been developed by Eurodesk, ERYICA and EYCA, working together to develop the prototype of the portal and deliver the national level research. At European level, Eurodesk co-ordinates the research and manages the information for the Youth Portal. At national level, the Eurodesk partners in each country are responsible for researching and inputting national information for each of the portal themes in co-operation with other providers of youth information.
Young people are the main target group for the European Youth Portal, but information is also made available for those who work with young people on this website. The Eurodesk Support Centre provides a new service offering on-line support and help to any professionals (youth workers, teachers, trainers, librarians, etc.) who are involved in giving information to young people. This service is for those who may be dealing with European information for young people and who would like some help or support.
Source: http://www.eurodesk.org:8080/edesk/Infocentre.do?go=10
The European Youth Portal was launched at a press conference in Brussels on 26 May 2004 by Viviane Reding and Dalia Grybauskaitë, Commissioners for Education, Youth and Culture. Following the press conference, young people and those involved in European youth affairs were invited to take part in a live interactive internet chat with the Commissioners.
What you will find in the portal: The role of Eurodesk
The content for the portal has been developed by Eurodesk, ERYICA and EYCA, working together to develop the prototype of the portal and deliver the national level research. At European level, Eurodesk co-ordinates the research and manages the information for the Youth Portal. At national level, the Eurodesk partners in each country are responsible for researching and inputting national information for each of the portal themes in co-operation with other providers of youth information.
Young people are the main target group for the European Youth Portal, but information is also made available for those who work with young people on this website. The Eurodesk Support Centre provides a new service offering on-line support and help to any professionals (youth workers, teachers, trainers, librarians, etc.) who are involved in giving information to young people. This service is for those who may be dealing with European information for young people and who would like some help or support.
Source: http://www.eurodesk.org:8080/edesk/Infocentre.do?go=10
