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THE THIRD COMPETITION “FABLES ON CLIMATE ACTION IN MUSIC 2020” FOR YOUNG MUSIC COMPOSERS (18-30 years old) IS NOW OPEN UNTIL 31 DECEMBER 2020   ( Please find here the TERMS AND CONDITIONS and the REGISTRATION FORM)

The non-profit initiative “Leonardo 4 Children 2020: Climate Action” (Please find here the full presentation of the “Leonardo 2020: Climate Action” initiative) launched in 2020 is dedicated to environmental sustainability and climate action, and aims to empower children and young people across Europe to contribute to address the issue of climate change.

This is the 2020 edition of the non-profit initiative “Leonardo 4 Children” which started in 2019 and includes competitions which represent a kind of “Nobel prize” for children. In fact, if Leonardo da Vinci were reborn again 500 years after his death, he would not need to solve the problems of discovering the functioning of human body, or inventing ways to make man flying, or inventing machines: he would likely focus on using creativity to solve the existential problem of climate change which threatens our lives. Thus, children and young people are invited to become the new Leonardo da Vinci of  21st century:

Every child can be a genius !

 

“Leonardo 4 Children 2020: Climate Action” Competitions

Leonardo 4 Children 2020: Climate Action” includes the three following competitions across the European Union (including UK):

FABLES ON CLIMATE ACTION : CHILDREN COMPETITION (6-12 YEARS OLD)
Open between 30 Nov. 2019 and 30 June 2020

The competition required participating children to use their creativity and their artistic and scientific skills to create their own Fable to interpret the issue of climate change and environmental sustainability, addressing the problem and possibly proposing a solution.

ART AND SCIENCE ON CLIMATE ACTION: TEENAGERS COMPETITION (13-18 YEARS OLD)
Open between 30 Nov. 2019 and 30 June 2020

The competition focused on the creation of an original work integrating art & science to interpret the issue of climate change and environmental sustainability, addressing the problem and possibly proposing a solution.

FABLES ON CLIMATE ACTION IN MUSIC: MUSIC COMPOSERS COMPETITION (18-30 YEARS OLD)
Open between 15 July and 31 Dec. 2020

The Fables created by the children who participated in the competition “Fables on Climate Action”  have been the subject of a competition for young European musicians, who will interpret them with classical music in an original and creative way.

WINNER: Sathvika Krishnan with the Fable “The Rainmaker”, Bablake School (UK)

PARTNERS

 

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European Schoolnet

the network of 34 European Ministries of Education.

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Scientix

the community for science education of Europe.

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Association Européenne des Conservatoires, Académies de Musique et Musikhochschulen (AEC)

a European cultural and educational network with around 300 member institutions for professional music training in 57 countries.

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European Composer & Songwriter Alliance

a professional alliance formed by over 50 associations of composers and songwriters from all over Europe with the mission to defend and promote the rights of authors of music.

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MUS-E Italia

a no-profit association based in 13 italian cities, with the mission to foster integration and inclusion in primary schools thanks to art, music, dance and theatre.

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Mariya Gabriel, Member of the European Commission, Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth for the award ceremony at the BOZAR (Brussels) on 25th October 2020

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