Permanent Council for International Co-Operation between Composers

Permanent Council for International Co-Operation between Composers, Ständiger Rat für die Internationale Zusammenarbeit der Komponisten, Conseil Permanent pour la Coopération Internationale des Compositeurs
Founded: 1934
Sources: HB 1938

Officers

The Permanent Council consists of founder members appointed for life.

• Adriano Lualdi Vice Chairman (Vice President)
• Albert Roussel Vice Chairman (Vice President)
• Jean Sibelius Vice Chairman (Vice President)
• Richard Strauss Chairman (President)

Seats

• Tegnerluriden 3: Stockholm: Sweden
  Society of Swedish Composers

Members in these countries

Austria , Belgium , Bulgaria , Czechoslovakia , Denmark , Finland , France , Germany , Hungary , Iceland , Italy , Netherlands , Norway , Poland , Spain , Sweden , Switzerland , United Kingdom , Yugoslavia ,

Congresses

• 1934-1934 Venice: Italy
• 1935-1935 Hamburg: Germany
• 1935-1935 Vichy: France
• 1936-1936 Stockholm: Sweden
• 1937-1937 Dresden: Germany

Object

The object of the Permanent Council for International Co-operation between Composers is to ensure the international supervision and protection of all interests of music and composers, and moral rights in particular, and to promote co-operation and artistic exchanges between all countries.

General facts

Congresses and musical festivals were held at Venice 1934, Hamburg 1935, Vichy 1935, Stockholm 1936, Dresden 1937.

Activities

The Permanent Council for International Co-operation between Composers organises periodical musical festivals in connection with its meetings. These meetings are held at least once a year.

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