Music Innovation and the Impact of COVID-19 on the Way We Experience Music

Hollander-Shabtai, Revital; Tzofi, Or

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-95330-0_4

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“…Through their adaptive mindset and resilience, trombonists have successfully navigated the challenges brought about by the pandemic. Expanding their reach and establishing connections with a global audience, they have effectively utilized remote work, technology, and social media (Hollander-Shabtai & Tzofi, 2022). This transformative period has expedited the transition into a new era of communication, underscoring the importance of acknowledging and embracing the evolving realities of the creative landscape (Andriotis & Paraskevaidis 2023).…”

Section: Navigating the Post-covid Creative Landscape: The Entreprene...mentioning

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Reimagining the Creative Journey: Trombonists in the Post-COVID Multimodal Landscape

León

2023

IJMEL

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This article explores the impact of the post-COVID multimodal creative economy (Ruiz et al, 2021) on the entrepreneurial journey of trombonists, drawing specific anecdotal observations and lessons learned from Dr. José Leonardo Leon. It highlights the strategies adopted by trombonists to navigate the transformed landscape and emphasizes the importance of embracing technology, remote work, and social media. The article showcases the resilience and adaptability of trombonists in adjusting their approaches to overcome the challenges brought about by the pandemic. Furthermore, it discusses 1) the expansion of trombonists' reach through digital platforms and the role of institutions in fostering entrepreneurship in trombone education and 2) philosophical, pedagogical, and business insights for trombone entrepreneurs. Overall, the article emphasizes the significance of acknowledging and embracing the evolving realities of the creative landscape for trombonists in the post-COVID era.

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Reimagining the Creative Journey: Trombonists in the Post-COVID Multimodal Landscape

León

2023

IJMEL

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Unlocking growth potential: investigating the significance of firm location for music startups

Shabtai,

Tzofi,

Blank

2024

Int Entrep Manag J

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“A choir is a social organism that needs human contact.” Conducting a choir during the COVID-19 lockdown period

Biasutti,

Antonini Philippe,

Schiavio

2024

Musicae Scientiae

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The COVID-19 pandemic caused major changes to many areas at the very heart of our lives, triggering interventions that affected people’s everyday activities, both socially and individually. The use of e-learning and online platforms to support music education and performance created a drastic shift in how music was taught, made, and enjoyed. This qualitative study provides personal insights into the practices that choir conductors developed when in-person music-making became impossible due to health risks. Thirty-four Italian choir conductors answered 11 open questions about their musical activities and associated personal experiences during the main lockdown periods in 2020 and 2021. Our findings highlighted four overarching themes—adapted strategies, the perception of technology for choral music performances, needs for achieving mental health, and remote music-making—that are contextualized and discussed.

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Music Innovation and the Impact of COVID-19 on the Way We Experience Music

Cited by 3 publications

References 55 publications

Reimagining the Creative Journey: Trombonists in the Post-COVID Multimodal Landscape

Reimagining the Creative Journey: Trombonists in the Post-COVID Multimodal Landscape

Unlocking growth potential: investigating the significance of firm location for music startups

“A choir is a social organism that needs human contact.” Conducting a choir during the COVID-19 lockdown period

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