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he world of tomorrow belongs to the young people of today. They are the agents of change, and music is
one of their most powerful and dedicated means, a true universal language of expression.
Since 1945, Jeunesses Musicales International (JMI) has been ‘Making a Difference through Music’, bridging
social, geographical and cultural divides to create an international platform for intercultural dialogue, learning
and understanding.
JMI is the world’s largest youth and music network, developing demand-driven programs to empower youth
on local, national and international levels. JMI works to empire the world’s young people with opportunities
to become musicians and advocates for quality formal and non-formal music education for young people,
JMI champions greater access to music learning for young audiences. Music is an important tool for building
sustainable human development cooperation, as music brings people together, breaks down barriers, creates
platforms for dialogue and boosts creative potential.
Enabling young peopleto develop through music across all boundaries
member organizations who produce and coordinate annually OVER
diverse musical eventsOutreaching
WITH JMI member organizationS and partners,
countrieS
millionyoung people up to the age of 30,Engaging a vast network of music professionals in more than
cities around the world
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It’s often stated that “if you don’t go forwards you are actually moving backwards“ but,
to be able to map out the way ahead, you evidently need to know where you have been.
JMI has a respectful age and a great history, of which we are all really very proud. When
looking at our programs and activities and at the life and structure of our network, a lot
has changed during the past decades. And will continue to keep on changing.
Today’s communication and exchange is certainly very much different to when JMI erupted in the 40-ties and
50-ties. If you take a gander across JMI’s multitude of online social platforms and websites, you are suddenly
able to visualize what making a difference through music really means. That it is far more than just a slogan,
that it is the physical manifestation of a commitment made by thousands of people around the globe who truly
believe in the power of music in shaping the lives of young people for the better.
That being said, it is during these trying times of political change and economic uncertainty that we need
to strive even harder to maintain support for culture as a humanitarian priority. It is a shared responsibility
to preserve our cultural heritage and to foster future creativity and innovation amongst the youth. Let this
message serve as a call to all who read it to double your enthusiasm, your activities and your impact. To, no
matter your social and economic conditions, listen to the voice of the young people and amplify it through
song and sound so that it may play its part in the reshaping of a brighter globally connected future.
A message from the President
Sincerely Yours,Per Ekedahl
JMI is on the
move!
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ETHNO 06
SUMMER MUSIC PROGRAM 18
WORLD YOUTH CHOIR 24
MUSIC CROSSROADS 22
IMAGINE 12
YOUNG AUDIENCES MUSIC AWARD 05
JM WORLD ORCHESTRA 16 JMI MEETINGS & TRAININGS26
JMI WORLD MEETING CENTERS28
JMI FOUNDATION19
JM JAZZ20
INTERNATIONAL YOUTH & MUSIC DAY14
FAIR PLAY10
WORLD YOUTH CHOIR 24
JMI ONLINE
Euro-arab youth music center08
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he Young Audiences Music Awards (YAMA) honors creativity and innovation in the field of musical
productions for young audiences, from all corners of the world, created by professional ensembles of all
forms, from solo artist to orchestra. The YAMAs aim to identify and support cutting-edge productions that
inspire and engage young people giving them magic moments to keep for a lifetime. Music has a profound
impact young people and promotes intercultural dialogue and understanding.
THE YOUNG AUDIENCES MUSIC AWARDS
DID YOU KNOW?Young Audiences programming make up 40% of all JMI activities worldwide with over more than
14.000 productions annually!
TIMELINEThe first YAMAs were held in 2008 as a pilot
project within the JMI network as a bi-annual
event.
2010 saw the first public version of the awards
with over 50 entries received from more than 25
countries.
In 2011 the JMI Board decided that from 2012 the
YAMAs will become an annual event!
Yama-award.com facebook.com/yama.award
twitter.com/yama_award
youtube.com/yamaaward 05
series of annual international music camps in 9 different countries that bring together young musicians
from around the world to share their traditions and customs through a peer-to-peer based learning
model that is founded on the principles of intercultural dialogue, learning, friendship and exchange. Through
a combination of jam sessions, seminars, and performances at some of the biggest folk music festivals in
Australia, Europe and Africa, Ethno builds tolerance, creates opportunities, develops skills and enriches society
by keeping traditional/folk/world music alive and youthful.
ethno-world.org
ETHNO
facebook.com/Ethno twitter.com/Ethno_world
youtube.com/ethnoworldorg
ethno-world.org/albums
AUDIENCE
COUNTRIES
MUSICIANS
AUDIENCE
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HIGHLIGHTS
Sponsors
In 2011, seven Ethnos were organised in Belgium
(Flanders), Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, France,
Slovenia and Sweden.
On the 7th of March Ethno - The New Spirit of World
Music brochure was launched in Brussels (Belgium)
featuring a performance by Ethno Flanders.
Between the 28th March and the 1st of April, Ethno
France organized a seminar to further develop
the Ethno concept. The event brought together 35
Ethno organizers, volunteers and musicians for ten
days.
Ethno On The Road brought back to Sweden six of
its most talented young Ethno participants for a
series of school concerts between the 4th and 15th
of October.
Ethno Australia took place for the first time in
December gathering 46 musicians from the
Southern hemisphere, Asia and Europe.
Ethno is the most fun possible to have in a week for a young musician. It also is the most mind-expanding and educational week, and the most tiring! I would highly recommend this opportunity to mix with people from diverse cultures from all over the world, to make friends and understand music from far away.
Christine CooperWales
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he EAYMC is a platform for youth & music
cooperation between European and Arab countries
that provides both physical and virtual spaces to enable
youth participation and collaboration in creating
educational and social music programs. In 2011 a series
of capacity building seminars and workshops were
organised together with local and international events
under the project Euro Mediterranean Youth Music
Dialogues. The Euro-Arab Youth Music Centre is to be
officially opened in 2012 and will be based in Limassol
(Cyprus), founded as a partnership between Jeunesses
Musicales International, the Cultural Movement
EPILOGI of Limassol and the Arab Academy of Music
(League of Arab States).
EURO-ARAB YOUTH MUSIC CENTER
Euro Mediterranean Youth Music Dialogues
eaymc.org facebook.com/EuroArabYouthMusicCenter
twitter.com/EAYMC eaymc.org/videos
COUNTRIES
AUDIENCE
MUSICIANS
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HIGHLIGHTSThe Euro-Arab Youth Music Forum was hosted at the Al Husseini Cultural Centre in Amman, Jordan from
the 19th to the 22nd of April 2011 where it brought together cultural operators from both Europe and Arab
countries.
Choral Crossroads 2011 took place between 22nd and 25th of September in Limassol, Cyprus with 10 youth
choirs from European and Arab countries and totaling more than 500 choral singers who participated in
masterclasses, workshops and performed at 3 prestigious events.
Euro Mediterranean Youth Music Dialogues took place in Barcelona, Spain from the 11th to the 13th
of November as a capacity building training between thirty representatives from European and Arab
countries. The participants had the opportunity to focus on several case studies showcasing youth and
music development programs from Egypt and Palestine, communications trends from across the Euro-Arab
cultural sector and has the opportunity to explore funding possibilities for joint cooperation and discuss
the future established of the Euro-Arab Youth Music Centre in Cyprus.
Choral Crossroads in Limassol was a great chance to meet different people coming from Europe and the Middle East, their cultures and singing traditions.
Lucia PavlovicsHungary, Singer
Sponsors & PARTNERS
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n annual global competition of original music videos by young musicians on the theme of anti-corruption
and good governance. Fair Play is an illustration of music as an adapted tool to address social and human
rights issues affecting youth. It enables young committed people to be actors of their development and
ensuring that their message is heard and supported worldwide. The competition is an initiative of the Global
Anti-Corruption Youth Network, a worldwide network of civil society organizations with the specific agenda of
fighting corruption, in partnership with the JMI Foundation and the World Bank Institute.
FAIR PLAYAnti-Corruption Youth Voices
anticorruptionmusic.org
facebook.com/anticorruptionmusic
twitter.com/fairplaymusic
youtube.com/fairplaycompetition
soundcloud.com/anticorruptionmusic
COUNTRIES
AUDIENCE
MUSICIANS
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Sponsors & PARTNERS
More than 100 music videos from over 30 countries were submitted to the second edition of Fair Play
organized in 2011.
Winning bands De Bruces a Mi (Colombia), Kafulu Xenson (Uganda), and Young Life (Vanuatu) were invited
to participate in the 2nd Global Youth Anti-Corruption Network Forum in Nairobi, Kenya and performed
live at the Sarakasi Dome alongside top Kenyan artists Sauti Sol.
While in Nairobi, the winning artists recorded 3 new collaborative tracks which are available for free
download.
The Fair Play website was launched in January 2011 has received over 63,000 visits to date.
More than 17,000 votes were cast via the Fair Play website to determine which band should win the 2011
Public Choice Award, which went to Tenny & Teddy (Bulgaria).
HIGHLIGHTS
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magine is an all-styles music competition for young artists that takes a different approach
to the typical ‘pop/rock music competition’. By promoting musical quality, originality, diversity, creativity, safe sound and gender equality Imagine creates a unique platform for young musicians to gain professional experience, enabling them to develop their musical careers. All events have an educational/social dimension including trainings, workshops and masterclasses from industry professionals. Competitions are held annually on a national scale in seven European countries and culminate each year with the international Imagine Festival final.
IMAGINE
COUNTRIES
AUDIENCE
MUSICIANS
imaginefestival.net facebook.com/imaginefestivals
twitter.com/imaginefest
http://bit.ly/ZHUgw6
http://bit.ly/UxOUxt
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HIGHLIGHTSNational Imagine festivals took place in Belgium, Croatia, France, Norway, Romania, Slovenia and Sweden.
An Imagine training session was held in Bucharest, Romania from the 10th to the 13th of March where
more than 40 young Imagine coordinators and volunteers from 7 countries participated in trainings
focussing on improving their communications, logistics and fundraising skills.
Imagine Romania adopted the Imagine web platform joining Imagine Belgium and the International
Imagine Festival.
The International Imagine Festival was held in Brussels, Belgium between the 1st and 2nd of July 2011
bringing together 12 of the best groups from 7 countries for 3 days of workshops, live performances and
jam sessions.
Between 2011 and 2012 as a part of the exchange program between participating countries, 8 young bands
were offered workshops, concerts and small tours at Imagine events abroad.
Sponsors & PARTNERS
In Brussels we got to experience a lot of things. New friends from different countries in Europe, new musical influences and a whole weekend of fun. When it became clear that we were the winners of Imagine Festival 2011 all the participants were dancing when we played our songs again, it showed us how ‘not competitive’ this festival is, it’s just good fun with a lot of good music and nice people. To win Imagine can’t be compared to anything else. The opportunities and experiences it has given us are many. This summer we are going to do some gigs in Mozambique, Belgium, Croatia and in the autumn in Cyprus! Later we are also going to record our first album. All this thanks to Imagine.
Magdalena Eriksson, ALGOTSWEDEN, winners of international Imagine Festival 2011
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MI and the European Youth Forum organized the second edition of the International Youth and Music
Day entitled YO! Fest in conjunction with the EU-China Year of Youth and the II Youth Convention on
Volunteering, an event held on the EU Parliament Esplanade in Brussels, Belgium.
INTERNATIONALYOUTH AND MUSIC DAY
Celebrating Youth and Music
http://bit.ly/12xm718
http://bit.ly/RBpgfk
COUNTRIES
AUDIENCE
MUSICIANS
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HIGHLIGHTS
Sponsors & PARTNERS
The YO! Fest took place on the 10th of September 2011 as an open day for young people and for European
youth organizations to present their work on open stands in front of the European Parliament.
JMI provided a musical lineup featuring 2011 Imagine Belgium winners Ziggy and Lunar Rays, alongside
2010 Belgian victors Compact Disc Dummies.
12 Ethno musicians from Belgium, Croatia, Denmark, France, Macedonia, Spain and Sweden rehearsed
together for 5 days in Brussels together with a Chinese traditional music delegation to exchange the sounds
from their countries and prepare a live performance for the Yo! Fest World Music Village.
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reated in 1949 The Jeunesses Musicales World Orchestra (JMWO), is the first ever orchestra formed
exclusively by young musicians selected from more than 45 countries worldwide. An outstanding
example of global cooperation, the JMWO has partnered with key international orchestras and worked with
top class young musicians, soloists and conductors including Zubin Mehta, Leonard Bernstein, Charles Dutoit,
Yakov Kreizberg and Kurt Masur. To date, the orchestra has toured over 80 cities from 30 countries in the
most prestigious venues and at high profile events, bringing together over 6,000 musicians and touching a
combined audience of more than 2 million people.
The JMWO was bestowed the title of UNESCO Artist for Peace in 1997. Following the adoption of the new
artistic concept by the JMI AGA in Tanzania 2010, JMI has, with the full support and cooperation of JM
Germany, established a partnership with the Berlin Philharmoniker and formed the JMWO Association based
in Berlin. After a highly successful run of 60 years, JMI has taken up the challenge to redesign an artistic
concept that defines a new mission for the JMWO in order to take back its place in the classical music spotlight
in 2014.
THE JEUNESSES MUSICALES WORLD ORCHESTRA
Bringing forth a new symphonic sound to world audiences
(UNESCO ARTIST FOR PEACE)
COUNTRIES
AUDIENCE
MUSICIANS
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The JMWO is an excellent organization, that manages to achieve an extraordinary level with new musicians every year. My own experience has been a highly positive one. Not only is the artistic level fantastic, I am greatly attracted by the enthusiasm and soul of an orchestra made up of musicians from 45 different countries.
KURT MASURFormer JMWO Conductor
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MI member organizations operate a vast network of more than 120 summer programs including camps,
courses, master classes for individual musicians, small ensembles and orchestras. These activities are run
together with world renowned educators, conductors and musicians, covering all fields of music from classical
to folk, jazz to pop and even beatboxing! These unique programs offer possibilities for young people to further
develop their musical talents, expand their learning potential, develop individual and team work skills, meet
tutors otherwise not available in their countries, as well as to meet other musicians and young people.
Look for updates on www.jmi.net or visit our members’ web sites for more details on how you can get
involved!
SUMMERMUSIC PROGRAM
Extra curricular music education opportunities for young musicians
COUNTRIES
AUDIENCE
MUSICIANS
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he JMI Foundation is the charitable arm of Jeunesses Musicales International, which aims to address the
needs of youth for inclusion, self-expression, education, and employment by building cross-sectorial
collaborations and partnerships. The JMI Foundation serves as a platform for individuals to express their
support for JMI’s mission by making a donation.
THE JMIFOUNDATION
Sponsors & PARTNERS
jmif.net facebook.com/Jmifoundation
twitter.com/jmifoundation
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he JM Jazz program provides young jazz musicians with the possibility to gain and share experience and
develop skills by working under the direction of outstanding jazz musicians. JMI members organize and
coordinate annual international projects, summer camps, jazz ensemble tours and international exchanges of
musicians.
JM JAZZWORLD
COUNTRIES
AUDIENCE
MUSICIANS
jmjazzworld.com facebook.com/jmworldorchestra
twitter.com/JMJazzWorld
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In 2011 two major jazz camps were organized between July and August under the JM Jazz World umbrella,
one in Norway and the other in Croatia bringing together top international young jazz musicians for a
series of master classes, jams and improvisation sessions.
The HGM Jazz Orkestar Zagreb celebrated their 10th anniversary in 2011. The big band was founded in
Groznjan by renowned conducted Sigi Feigl and is comprised of outstanding young musicians and alumni
of the JM Croatia Summer Jazz School.
HIGHLIGHTS
Sponsors & PARTNERS
It’s been great to learn from the others in the band who had been studying longer than me and it’s also nice to be surrounded by young people who play lots of different styles and have many influences.
quinten de Craecker,BELGIUM
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usic Crossroads is a unique youth empowerment through music program established by JMI in
Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Malawi, Tanzania and Zambia. It offers musical opportunities, exposure and
training through annual festivals, national and international promotion, international band tours, workshops
and music education. The program has as well a strong focus on HIV/AIDS prevention, gender issues and
healthy lifestyles.
MUSIC CROSSROADS
COUNTRIES
AUDIENCE
MUSICIANS
music-crossroads.net facebook.com/musiccrossroads
twitter.com/musiccrossroads
youtube.com/MusicCrossroadsInt
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HIGHLIGHTSThe Music Crossroads InterRegional Festival (IRF) winners were afro-fusion outfit Konkalazi from Malawi.
Their prize is to tour Europe for a month in June 2012.
Machiridza Rutendo from Savannah Afros received the Ethno Prize for her outstanding performance
and skilled mbira playing. She won a trip to Europe where she will participate in Ethno Croatia and Ethno
Sweden.
The Hear Us Children Choir has won the Women Of Distinction Award and a chance to perform for the
president of Malawi.
MC Malawi has inaugurated a complete recording studio at their center made possible with the support
from In Tune For Life.
Yamaha generously donated backline instruments to Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia and
Zimbabwe.
Sponsors & PARTNERS
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he World Youth Choir (WYC) brings together each year over 60 talented young singers aged 17-26 from all
around the world. Since its creation in 1989, the WYC has established itself as one of the most remarkable
musical and intercultural experiences offered to young singers today, meeting annually for intense summer
rehearsals followed by an international tour. To date the WYC has gathered more then 1,500 singers and
performed for a collective live audience of more than 1 million people worldwide. In 1996, UNESCO honored
the World Youth Choir with the title UNESCO Artist for Peace. The WYC is a project of the World Youth Choir
Foundation under the patronage of Jeunesses Musicales International (JMI), the European Choral Association
– Europa Cantat and the International Federation for Choral Music (IFCM).
WORLD YOUTH CHOIR
COUNTRIES
AUDIENCE
MUSICIANS
(UNESCO ARTIST FOR PEACE)
worldyouthchoir.org
facebook.com/worldyouthchoir
twitter.com/WorldYouthChoir
youtube.com/worldyouthchoir0924
HIGHLIGHTS
DID YOU KNOW?Sponsors
60 singers from 40 countries travelled to Oslo from
the 5th to the 12th of December to rehearse and
perform at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert, The
Nobel Peace Prize Award Giving Ceremony and at
the a-cappella concert celebrating 200 years of the
University of Oslo.
The Nobel Peace Prize concert was broadcast live
to a global audience of 350 million households in
80 - 120 countries.
The World Youth Choir has given me the opportunity to make music and friends with the most promising and wonderful persons and musicians around the world. To make music at a professional level at an early stage in life is the most wonderful things a musician can do. I will never forget this experience for the rest of my life!
Daniel Hagfeldt, Sweden
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ver 340 professional staff and more than 2000 volunteers cater for the annual local and international
activities of the JMI network. Meetings, trainings and capacity building workshops serve a critical role in
the success of the network.
JMI is committed to giving its members the very best in professional development and networking
opportunities, further strengthening the relationships of this vibrant community.
JMI MEETINGS& TRAININGS
VOLUNTEERS
STAFF
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The JMI Joint Meeting serves as a focal point for JMI’s members’ representatives to get together, exchange
opinions and ideas, discuss and steer JMI’s international programs and initiatives. Some 45 members of
JMI’s Commissions, Committees and Working Groups came together in April 2011 in Groznjan (Croatia) to
follow up and pursue the works of each entity as well as preparing reports and presentations for the 66th
JMI AGA in Uruguay. A session on funding opportunities was held in order to strengthen the JMI Strategy
2011-2015.
The 66th JMI Annual General Assembly was held in Montevideo (Uruguay) from the 18th to the 23rd
of September. In addition to participating in network development discussions, representatives of JMI
member organizations from around the world took part in a workshop on youth and female empowerment
through music in Latin America. The general assembly enjoyed a unique performance of the Ibero
American Youth Orchestra, which was conducted by Ligia Amadio.
The JMI Executives Meeting is a unique platform that gathers the executive officers (directors, general
secretaries) from our member organizations. It enables them to debate strategic development issues from
an executive perspective. The latest JMI Executives Meeting was held in Barcelona between the 11th and
13th of November in parallel with the Euro-Mediterranean Youth Music Dialogues.
HIGHLIGHTS
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MI proudly recognizes two international arts centers as World Meeting Centers of JMI – The International
Cultural Center of Jeunesses Musicales Croatia in Groznjan (Croatia) and the Musikakademie Schloss
Weikersheim (Germany).
JMI’s World Meeting Centers (WMC) provide young people from around the globe a magical environment for
their development, education, and exchange of ideas. With a wide variety of musical and artistic workshops,
seminars from well-known lecturers & professors through the summer months, JMI’s World Meeting Centers
have become a home away from home, not only for the JMI network, but for musicians everywhere.
JMI WORLD MEETING CENTERS
MUSICIANS
CAMPS & WORKSHOPS HIGHLIGHTSSince 1969, the idyllic WMC Groznjan (Croatia) hosts each summer more than 33 workshops and camps
dedicated to young musicians across all musical styles and for all musical levels and has thus become a
vitally influential place for many generations of musicians.
WMC Weikersheim is a 16th century castle overlooking the Tauber Valley in Germany and acts as center of
excellence for youth orchestras, ensembles and opera, hosting annually over 500 young musicians.
http://bit.ly/JM-WMC
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s the world changes, so does JMI.
A clear sign of that change is our ever
expanding web of online networks, services and
sites where we strive to make use of the latest
in cutting-edge digital communications to
enable young musicians and audiences, cultural
operators and creatives to connect and engage
with one another and with relevant content and
opportunities that could help them further their
musical careers and personal development.
JMI ONLINE
soundcloud.com/jminetwork
issuu.com/jeunessesmusicales
twitter.com/jminetwork
scoop.it/t/jminetwork
youtube.com/JeunessesMusicalesvimeo.com/jminternational
http://linkd.in/ZfM73d
facebook.com/jeunessesmusicales
pinterest.com/jminetwork
LIKE
PHOTOS PUBLICATIONS NEWS JOIN
LISTENMore than 35 hours of music spanning all styles
KEEP YOURSELF UPDATED
THE JMI VIDEO LIBRARIES
SHOW YOURAPPRECIATION
The most visual social network!
JMI’s online document library
Daily content from & about the JMI network
Connect with the JMI people
FOLLOW WATCH
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HIGHLIGHTSIn 2011 JMI websites outreached more than 1.000.000 visitors
Videos produced by JMI had over 150.000 combined views on Youtube and Vimeo
The JMI online library on Issuu received more than 34.000 visits
Over 35 hours of music from the JMI archive is hosted on Soundcloud
JMI launched 15 new social network profiles and fan pages for its projects and programs
The JMI Foundation launched its new website with articles in English, French and Spanish
JMI now offers members a unique online collaboration platform experience with Podio
NEW SOCIAL NETWORK PROFILES
VISITS ON ISSUU
HOURS OF MUSIC
ON JMI’S WEBSITESVISITORS
VIDEO VIEWS
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LIABILITIESASSETS
Fixed assets
III. Tangible Assets
IV. Financial Assets
Current Assets
VII. Amounts receivable within one year
IX. Cash at bank and in hand
X. Deferred charges and accrued income
Total Assets
Capital and reserves
V. Accumulated profits
Creditors
IX. Amounts receivable within one year
X. Accrued charges and deferred income
Total Liabilities
3.531,00
3.437,00
94,00
238.931,00
233.727,00
814,00
4.390,00
242.462,00
31.875,00
31.875,00
210.587,00
204.057,00
6.530,00
242.462,00
Result = 0
JMI ACCOUNTS 2011
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EXPENDITURES INCOMES
I. Operating Charges
1. Raw materials, consumables and goods for
resale
a. Services and other goods
b. Renumeration, social and sec. costs and
pensions
2. Depreciation & Amounts written off
3. Other operating charges
II. Financial charges
a. Financial charges
b. Extraordinary charges
c. Income tax
Total Expenditures
I. Operating Income
a. Subsidies and grants
b. Employment benefits
c. Tax withholding credit
d. Revenue from operations
IV. Financial Income
a. Revenue from available funds
b. FOREX differences
c. Revenue from other receivables
d. Miscellaneous financial revenue
Total Income
597.063,00
593.400,00
298.179,00
295.221,00
3.662,00
1,00
12.402,00
10.971,00
1.428,00
3,00
609.465,00
608.751,00
315.767,00
26.339,00
2.157,00
264.488,00
603,00
24,00
154,00
295,00
130,00
609.354,00
Result = -111,00
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JMI STRUCTURES
Blasko Smilevski, Macedonia
Kate Declerck, Canada
Matt Clark
Cristian Gheorghiu, Romania
Zak Hantout, Belgium
Emilie Fillod, France
Pierre A. Goulet, Canada
Jordi Roch, Spain
Maria Tania Siver, Uruguay
Naima Balic, Croatia
Marje Loharu, Estonia
Joseph Rouleau, Canada
Terese Poulsen, Denmark
Nyambura Mungai, Tanzania
Chair
Member
Member
Member
Member
Secretary General
Executive Director, JMI
Foundation
Programs & Marketing
Communications (from April 2011)
Office Manager, Bookeeping
Membership, Administration
(until December 2011)
JMI BOARD JMI HEAD OFFICE HONORARY PRESIDENTS
ELECTION COMMISSION
Per Ekedahl, Sweden/Brazil
Dubravka Dujmovic Kusan, Croatia
Tobias Schröter, Germany
Rob van Waaijen, Holland
Solveig Riiser, Norway
Ann Roets, Belgium
Martin Roien, Denmark
Jacques Marquis, Canada
Elif Bashman, Turkey
Olga Galea, Spain
Wang Yuja, China
Francis Swennen, Belgium
Blasko Smilevski
President
1st Vice-President
2nd Vice-President
Treasurer
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member, Ex Officio
(Federal Science
Policy Belgium)
Member Ex Officio
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Karin Hjertzell, Sweden
Lidija Dokuzovic, Croatia
Emmanuelle Soupart, Belgium
Frederik Sandberg Olesen,
Denmark
Jeffrey Rahim Otieno, Kenya
Myriam De Bonte, Belgium
Sofia Joons, Estonia
Yann Bieuzent, France
Kristine Heebøll, Denmark
Stefan Steiner, Austria
Kate Declerck / Cristian
Gheorghiu
Mira Šurjak, Croatia
Olivier Jacqmin, Belgium (Fr)
Syl Lefevre, Belgium (Fl)
Inge Lise Johansen, Norway
Eivind Løvdal, Norway
Laurenţiu Daşcă
Matt Clark
Roel Vanhoeck, Belgium
Dubravka Dujmovic Kusan, Croatia
Ingunn Sand, Norway
Michel Schoonbroodt, Belgium
Naima Balic, Croatia
Emilie Fillod / Matt Clark
Chair
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member Ex
Officio (JMI)
Chair
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member Ex Officio (JMI)
Chair
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member Ex Officio (JMI)
JMI LEGAL COMMISSION
JMI AUDITOR
ASBL SECRETARIAT JEUNESSES MUSICALES:ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL
ETHNO COMMITTEE IMAGINE
JM JAZZ
Cătălin Lungu, Romania
Ulrich Wuester, Germany
Inge Simoens, Belgium
Vincent Niqueux
Deloitte, Belgium
Inge Simoens
Michel Schoonbroodt
Francis Swennen
Roel Vanhoeck
Blasko Smilevski
Chair
Member
AGA Elected Auditor
Alternate Auditor
External JMI Auditor
President
Member
Member
Member
Member ex-officio (JMI)
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Dubravka Dujmovic-Kusan, Croatia
Ibrahim Barisic, Turkey
Vincent Niqueux, France
Ann Roets, Belgium
Martin Roien, Denmark
Nenad Bogdanovic, Cyprus
Blasko Smilevski
Martin Roien, Denmark
Roza Nolcheva, Macedonia
Rob van Waaijen, Holland
Angelika Moser, Austria
Ulrich Wuester, Germany
Blasko Smilevski
Blasko Smilevski
Aarne Saaluven
Jean Smets
Rob van Waaijen
Sonja Greiner
Hakan Winstrom
Chair
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
JME Executive
Director
Chair
Vice Chair and Treasurer
Member
Member
Member ex-officio (JMI)
Chair (JMI)
Vice Chair (IFCM)
Treasurer (Europa Cantat – ECA)
Member (JMI)
Member (Europa Cantat – ECA)
Member (IFCM)
JMI FOUNDATION COUNCIL
JMI AFRICA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
JMI EUROPE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
EUROPEAN YOUTH FORUMREPRESENTATIVE
JEUNESSES MUSICALES WORLDORCHESTRA GENERAL ASSEMBLY
WORLD YOUTH CHOIRBOARD
Rob van Waaijen, Netherlands
Per Ekedahl, Sweden
Roel Vanhoeck, Belgium (Fl)
Blasko Smilevski
Kate Declerck
Mathews Mfune, Malawi
Nyambura Mungai, Tanzania
Humphrey Saka, Zambia
Mathias Bangure, Zimbabwe
Matt Clark
President
Treasurer
Member
Member
Member Ex Officio (JMI)
Chair (interim)
Member
Member
Member
Member Ex Officio
(JMI)
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YOUNG AUDIENCES COMMITTEE
Ebbe Hoyrup, Denmark
Anne Torrent, France
Jürgen Öhlinger, Austia
Jan De Moor, Belgium (Fl)
Emmanuelle Soupart, Belgium (Fr)
Kjell Thorby, Norway
Jeffrey Rahim Otieno, Kenya
Pinar Alpay, Turkey
Matt Clark
Chair
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Ex Officio (JMI)
36All photos © JMI except p. 6, 7 (Peter Ahlbom), p. 12, 13 (Peter De Jongh), p. 14,
15 up (European Youth Forum), p. 20 (Bea Uhart), p. 21 (Quinten De Craecker), p.
23 up (Lee Cooper/Christian Aid - In Tune for Life), p. 25 (Daniel Baldwin/WYC).
JMI MEMBERS 2011FULL MEMBERORGANISATIONS
JM Austria (Austria)
Jeugd en Muziek Vlaanderen (Belgium)
JM de la Communauté Française de Belgique (Belgium)
JM Canada (Canada)
Chinese Musicians Association (China)
Hrvatska Glazbena Mladez (Croatia)
JM Cyprus (Cyprus)
Hudebni Mladez (Czech Republic)
Musik & Ungdom (Denmark)
Fundacion Orquesta Sinfonica Juvenil (Dominican
Republic)
JM Eestis (Estonia)
JM France (France)
JM Deutschland (Germany)
JM Greece (Greece)
Juventudes Musicales Guatemala (Guatemala)
Jeugd en Muziek Holland (The Netherlands)
MIAGI (South Africa)
JM Hungary (Hungary)
Gioventu Musicale d’Italia (Italy)
Sarakasi Trust (Kenya)
JM Korea (Korea)
JM Luxembourg (Luxembourg)
JM Macedonia (Macedonia)
Music Crossroads Malawi (Malawi)
Music Crossroads Mozambique (Mozambique)
Musik og Ungdom (Norway)
Juventudes Musical Portuguesa (Portugal)
Elite Art Club UNESCO / Jeunesses Musicales (Romania)
JM Serbia (Serbia)
Zveza Glasbene Mladine Slovenjie (Slovenia)
Juventudes Musicales de Espana (Spain)
JM de Suisse (Switzerland)
Music Crossroads Tanzania (Tanzania)
JM Turkey (Turkey)
Horowitz Foundation (Ukraine)
Juventudes Musicales del Uruguay (Uruguay)
Sistema Nacional de Orquestas Juveniles e Infantiles de
Venezuela (Venezuela)
Music Crossroads Zambia (Zambia)
Music Crossroads Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe)
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CANDIDATESFOR FULLMEMBERSHIP
ASSOCIATE MEMBERORGANISATIONS
IRELI (Azerbaidjan)
JM Montenegro (Montenegro)
JM D.R. Congo (D.R. Congo)
JM Sweden (Sweden)
Cultural Regeneration (Cameroon)
Wantok Music (Australia)
EFNYO (Austria)
NEOJIBA (Brazil)
Centre d’Arts Orford (Canada)
MusicFest Vancouver (Canada)
EPILOGI (Cyprus)
LMS - Levende Musik y Skole (Denmark)
DUNK - De Ungas Musikforbund (Finland)
Konserttikeskus (Finland)
FCMPA (Germany)
Estonian Traditional Music Center (Estonia)
Worldbrass (Germany)
Cultural Connections Organization (Ghana)
The Music Tree (India)
The New Andalusian Orchestra (Israel)
Assoziazione Progetto Musicale (Italy)
St. Olav Festival (Norway)
SAAC (Somalia)
The Orchestra Company South Africa (South Africa)
Folkmusikens Hus (Sweden)
Musik i Syd (Sweden)
Musik Gavleborg (Sweden)
Dindinol Concerts / Ethno Uganda (Uganda)
AIYF - Aberdeen International Youth Festival (UK)
La Banda Europa (UK)
Pembroke Academy (UK)
LAO - League of American Orchestras (USA)
Traveling Notes (USA)
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INSPIRED?DO YOU WANT TO HELP MAKE A DIFFERENCE THROUGH MUSIC? WELL HERE’SHOW YOU CAN!
Become a volunteer or intern!
JMI is always looking for young
talented people to help us out.
Please drop us an email with
your CV and letter of motivation
if you’d like to join our the team.
MAKE A DONATION
JOIN THE TEAM
SPREAD THE WORD!
Become a member!
Organisations who are working
with youth and music are
welcome to join our global
network!
We need to let the whole world
know about JMI and how they
can get involved. We think
Facebook is the best way to do
that so LIKE and SHARE our
page with your friends!
ALREADY MAKING A DIFFERENCE?
Music is the most wonderful gift
that you can give a child. JMI’s
projects are programs aim to
provide access to music to all
the young people of the world
but, in order to achieve this
dream, we will need a little help
from our friends.
http://bit.ly/jmidonate
http://bit.ly/likejmi
http://bit.ly/jmimembers
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JMI would like to thank the following organizations and institutions for their invaluable support and partnership in 2011:
Jeunesses Musicales International
A. Rue Defacqz 1, 1000 Brussels, Belgium T. +32 2 513 97 74 F. +32 2 514 47 55 E. [email protected] w. www.jmi.net
