Cooperations

Musethica's method is implemented through collaborations with both social institutions and organisations from the classical music sector.

The Musethica Programme is already a vital part of the weekly activities of many social institutions, and an integral component of various chamber music festivals and orchestra academies.

Believing that Musethica’s performance practice is an essential part of higher music education, special effort has been made in the last years to collaborate with Higher Music Education Institutions (HMEIs) to integrate the Musethica teaching method into their academic programmes.

Additionally, Musethica collaborates with research institutes to study the impact of its concerts on both audiences and musicians.

Musethica continues to expand its network, welcoming new partnerships with institutions that share its vision of music as a powerful tool for social change.

Collaborating Institutions

ORCHESTRAS

Social Institutions

The following types of social institutions are Musethica’s main concert halls. Musethica is working with hundreds of institutions - for a detailed list, please visit the local website of each country.

Hospitals
• Oncology units, including chemotherapy rooms
• Palliative care units
• Psychiatrical hospitals for children and adults
• Locked psychiatrical facilities
• Geriatric care centers
• Dermatology ward
• Cardiology ward
• Rehabilitation centers
• Neurology ward

Schools and Pre-schools
• Junior schools and high schools
• Pre-schools
• Special education for children of all ages with all kind physical and/or mental disabilities
• Higher education institutes
• Students of pedagogics

Special Needs Institutions
• Day centers for adults with mental and/or physical impairments
• Factories and workshops

Correctional Facilities, including men's prisons, women's prisons, and juvenile prisons.

Elderly Care Centers, including all types of homes for the elderly, group homes, dementia units, and hospices.

Social Enterprises

Women Shelters
• Protected apartments for women
• Women day centers

Research and Evaluation

Research plays a crucial role in understanding and enhancing Musethica’s impact.

Several European research institutes are studying how Musethica’s unique approach to music performance benefits musicians, audiences, and society. These studies explore the artistic, educational, and social effects of bringing high-level classical music to diverse audiences, including those in vulnerable communities. By analysing these impacts, research helps refine Musethica’s model, ensuring its sustainability and effectiveness. It also provides valuable insights for the broader cultural and educational fields, demonstrating the transformative power of music beyond traditional concert halls.

The following institutes are accompanying Musethica within the framework of the EU-funded initiative 1000+ Concerts: Innovating Higher Music Education Through Social Inclusion.