Music and well-being are tightly connected. Linnaeus University shares the collaborative project “Make Music Matter!” about music, creativity, well-being and belief in the future for pupils in school classes. The project is interdisciplinary for the whole school to work on.
In the project, the pupils, with help of digital tools, creates their own music productions through the stories and with the music of Swedish world-famous music producer Avicii. Besides using music to express themselves, the project promotes the pupils skills in creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship.
Speakers at this event are: Göran Nikolausson, Linnaeus University, Klas Bergling, Tim Bergling Foundation, Ann-Sofie Levén, Gillbo – Gröndalsskolan, Rebecca Schaefer, Leiden University, and Christina Dahlgren, Linnaeus University (moderator).
Join our event on 20 October at 14.00 CEST or 13.00 BST.
Background:
EUniWell – the European University for Well-Being – is one of 50 European University Alliances, selected for funding by the European Commission under the ERASMUS+ programme in 2020. EUniWell is formed by the eleven universities of Birmingham (UK), Cologne (Germany), Florence (Italy), Inalco (France), Konstanz (Germany), Linnaeus (Sweden), Murcia (Spain), Nantes (France), Santiago de Compostela (Spain), Semmelweis (Hungary), and Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv (Ukraine). We are furthermore supported by our more than 100 associated partners from all sectors of society.