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Classical:NEXT 2025

Classical:NEXT 2025

TUNE-IN Presentation & Workshop

Dates: 12- 15 May
Location: Classical:NEXT Conference, Berlin

Join us at Classical:NEXT 2025, the premier international gathering for classical and art music professionals, where innovation meets collaboration.

Session Title:


TUNE-IN Presentation & Workshop – Changing Power Structures in the Classical Music World

Overview:
The classical music world faces ongoing challenges with power abuse and its detrimental effects on mental health. While top-down reform is critical, empowering musicians to create change from the ground up is equally vital. This session introduces TUNE-IN, a toolkit designed to support musicians' mental health and agency through:

  • Mental health services for individuals, groups, and organizations.

  • Conferences on resilience, trauma, and collaborative leadership.

  • Advocacy initiatives, including a pan-European working group for artists’ mental health and improved working conditions.

Workshop Highlights:
This interactive session includes a brief project presentation followed by discussions exploring key questions:

  • What additional elements should be included in TUNE-IN’s offerings?

  • How can we effectively reach those in need?

  • What sustainable business models could support this initiative?

  • How could this program benefit you or your organization?

Workshop Facilitators:

  • Heather O’Donnell (TGR The Green Room, Cologne) – Psychologist and systemic therapist specializing in resilience, systemic change, and leadership.

  • Angela Büche (Stimmig-Leben Consultancy, Salzburg/Vienna) – Leadership consultant and coach focusing on stage performance, career development, and resource management.

  • Dr. Paul Roe (Royal Irish Academy of Music, The Art of Collaboration) – Clarinettist and coach specializing in co-active leadership and trust-building.

This collaborative session will foster dialogue and actionable insights to shape the future of mental health and leadership in classical music.

For more information, visit Classical:NEXT