Ensemble Modelo62

🤩 ONLINE INFO SESSION

Do you have questions about our open call?
Do you want to know more about the application?

Join us for our online info session which will take place next Wednesday 20 May from 11.30 to 12:30 via ZOOM.
Link: https://zoom.us/j/99389048537?pwd=st3zWq2g1xRpZ6qpXC9ZFbfyn0FtbO.1

Lise Morrison (managing director) and Ezequiel Menalled (musical director) will host the meeting and you’ll be able to clarify any questions you may have before submitting your application.

🎯 Wednesday 20 May from 11.30 to 12:30 via ZOOM

Can’t you make it? Don’t worry! The session will be recorded and made available on our YouTube and website.

Looking forward to seeing you there! 😊

YARETA
Live concert + TALK

On Sunday 10th of May at 16:00, Yareta's last live concert will take place.
After the concert, composer Germaine Sijstermans will talk with Tom Swart about her piece and her artistic view.

We invite you to join us for a drink and to take part in a Q&A session with Germaine and Tom.

📍Limited capacity. BOOK YOUR SPOT: https://yareta.eventgoose.com/events/1dkQJ2VkBlJMrpZB/info

See you there!
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Tom Swart is a musicologist, creative director and musician based in Utrecht, the Netherlands. Trained at Utrecht University with a specialisation in twentieth-century classical music, he has spent his career connecting people, ideas and organisations in the cultural sector.

He was director of Intro in Situ in Maastricht from 2017 to 2023, and since 2023 has been creative director of TAC — a creative hub in Eindhoven with studios for over a hundred artists, exhibition spaces and a hospitality venue. In both roles he has worked to create conditions in which artists and makers can experiment, take risks and develop their practice.

Tom is also a musician and long-time member of Blaudzun, playing accordion and piano. He brings the same drive to the stage as to his work as an organiser: a genuine enthusiasm for new ideas, an extensive network across the Dutch cultural field, and a persistent belief that the most interesting things happen when you give makers the space to surprise you.