Dive in with (e)me

Seit geraumer Zäit organiseiert d’Fondation EME Projete vir Jugendlecher deenen et net esou gudd geet. Esou sinn Projete wie ‚Looss alles eraus‘, ‚Jus d’Orange‘ oder ‚Look at me‘ vir Sie zu Medien ginn vir hieren Gedanken an hierer Creativiteit fräie Laaf ze loossen. An dësem Episode schwetzen mir mat der Dänzerin a Choreographin Sylvia Camarda, dat sech seit Joeren vir Inklusioun am Jugendberäich...

In this episode, meet Amit Dhuri , an Indian percussionist performing and leading workshops in Luxembourg. He has been an EME artist for a few years and is currently running pOpera's workshops. pOpera is an inclusive opera created by refugees and newcomers, with the help of professional artists, such as Amit. Curious about what makes this project special and unique? Find out all about it in this p...

How can creating music help people with dementia? This episode of 'Dive in with (e)me' features Charlotte Cunningham and Carolyn von Stumm , artistic and project directors from the Turtle Key Arts. This artistic production centre promotes "many initiatives and implement a series of measures to engage with the most vulnerable and disadvantages parts of society" (Everything Theater). Charlotte and C...

Why is listening to music so important? Season two's third episode features Nicole Bausch , a psychologist who wrote a master thesis about "Uncovering the Benefits of Musical Activities for Psychotherapists’ Wellbeing". In this episode of Dive in with (e)me , Nicole dives into the benefits of music, any kind of music in your free time. What makes music so special? What are the benefits in relation...

Find out how 5a Punkada changes the perceptions of people! Season two's second episode features Hugo Ferreira, director of Omnichord. It is a cultural cooperative that edits, manages and represents musical artists. Hugo, who is one of the founders of Omnichord, strongly believes in the power of music and its ability to make a difference. In this episode of Dive in with (e)me , Hugo tells us the jo...

Learn more about the transformative power of music! Season two's first episode features Kyriaki Pafiou, a student in Music Psychology in Education, Performance and Wellbeing at the University of Sheffield, UK. She is an advocate of the participation of children with disabilities in music education. In this episode of Dive in with (e)me , we discuss the research project Kyriaki Pafiou conducted on...

Listen to this great podcast, with Bradley Travis from the English Touring Opera! Bradley is a singer and producer at the ETO, and in charge of Learning and Participation there. With his work, he can share social stories with send audiences and thus helping everyone to access opera. You don't know yet what social stories nor send audiences are? Learn more about it by listening to our episode !His...

Quel rôle de la musique pour les personnes LGBTIQ+ demandeuses de protection internationale ? Dans ce podcast, nous accueillons Didier Schneider, Directeur du Centre CIGALE, et Franklin, jeune homme qui demande l'asile au Luxembourg et qui bénéficie du soutien du CIGALE. Le CIGALE est un centre professionnel au Luxembourg qui offre des conseils et un soutien à toute personne ayant des questions co...

De Brave ass Museksproff, Sänger, DJ, Perkussionist, Guitarist an spillt och nach Didgeridoo. An desser Folg, erzielt den Brave dem Sarah Bergdoll iwert seng alternativ Methoden zum Musekskuer... An sengen Kueren, passt den Brave sech emmer un den Rythmus an den Niveau vun den Gruppen un. Seng Kueren sin oppen fir jidfereen, grouss an kleng, mat oder ouni Beanträchtegung. Hien forméiert och aner L...

A social entrepreneur committed to a core life’s mission as co-founder of El Sistema Greece, Anis believes in community arts projects as a tool for social inclusion. He is the Managing Director of the Community Arts Network. In this episode, Anis discusses with Sarah Bergdoll how, in El Sistema, Art is not seen as a mere decoration but as something useful for inclusion and social change... El Sist...

Eine neue Folge unseres Podcasts "Dive in with (E)ME" ist jetzt auf allen Streaming-Plattformen verfügbar (Episode in deutscher Sprache). In dieser Folge begrüßt Sarah Bergdoll Theo HARTOGH. Theo HARTOGH ist Professor für Musik und Musikwissenschaftler an der Universität Vechta. Er hat sich intensiv mit der Wirkung von Musik auf Menschen mit Demenz beschäftigt. Er ist gemeinsam mit Hans Herrmann W...

Comment la musique peut-elle aider les personnes atteintes de sclérose en plaques ? Benoît Emeraux, médecin spécialiste en Médecine Physique et en Réadaptation, nous aide à répondre à cette question dans ce podcast. Aspect ludique des exercices musicaux, art-thérapie et musicothérapie, amélioration de l’équilibre et de la dextérité… Dans cet épisode, de nombreux aspects de la thérapie musicale ser...

Have you ever wondered how music projects could impact the life of prisoners ? How it could impact their resocialisation process ? During this new episode of Dive in with (e)me Sarah is welcoming the Portuguese musicologist Paulo Lameiro, who was also the artistic director of our project Let it Out, to discuss about what it is to bring music in prison. The recommendations of Paulo : Watch the movi...

Welcome on the first episode of Dive in with (e)me, the new podcast by Fondation EME. In this episode, Sarah Bergdoll and her guest, Martine Wallenborn, music therapist and creator of the interactive and multi sensory show "Fluppdifipps", will discuss the impact of music on people with specific needs. The recommendations of Martine : Order the booklet of "Fluppdifipps" by email at contact@fondatio...