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November 19th: Belgian ensembles gather in Brussels

By on October 25, 2015 in event, Network, social protection

FEVIS Europe organizes a meeting in partnership with the Conseil de la Musique in Brussels on Thursday November 19th 2015. The underlying purpose of this day is to gather independent ensembles of Belgium to create a collective strength in these difficult times of high competition, difficulties to sell, and crumbling public support. The concrete programme […]

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2014 events – trainings, showcases…

By on March 12, 2014 in Comparing national specificities, event, Mobility and taxes, Music ensembles online, Network, social protection

2014 events are now online, feel free to visit our calendar. Among the key moments of our network, you will find – a work session on social contribution in regards to European mobility in Strasbourg on June 13th  // Register – our Berlin conference on September 11th and 12th, in collaboration with REMA to meet with […]

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Social Protection: time to tell your experience

By on October 23, 2013 in Network, social protection

On the Move is working together with other European Networks to gather field experiences on social protection while touring abroad. This experience will be shared with the European Commission through their “MOC” – coopeartion process. It will also be the occasion for us to find meaninful recommendations. On the Move is conducting this survey following […]

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Protection sociale: quels sont vos problèmes?

By on August 23, 2013 in Network, social protection

Enquête en ligne sur les questions de protection sociale et de taxation concernant les artistes et les professionnels de la culture en mobilité au sein de l’Union Européenne. On the Move, mène cette enquête suivant une demande du Réseau européen d’experts sur la culture (EENC*). L’objectif de cette enquête en ligne est de collecter, via […]

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