Home
/
About Us
/
Do you want to become one of us?
/
Do you want to collaborate or participate?
Group photo at the Folk och kultur 2020 convention, at the ShareMusic stand. Six people stand in a row with their hands on each other's shoulders and smile. First on the left is a woman with grey hair wearing a ShareMusic shirt and black trousers. The woman is sitting in a wheelchair. It's Lena Eldståhl, ShareMusic artist. To her right is Sophia Alexandersson, ShareMusic's chief executiveand artistic director. Sophia has black curly hair and a pair of glasses and she is dressed in a red blouse with a bow, black jacket and checkered trousers. To Sophia's right is a woman with blonde hair wearing a dark blouse and black trousers. That's Linda Åkesson, blogger and artist at ShareMusic. To Linda's right is a girl with light brown hair dressed in black. That's Moa Johansson, team leader at ShareMusic. To Moa's right is an older man with a beard and glasses. He is wearing a light blue shirt, black trousers and a checkered scarf. The man's name is Nigel Osbourne, he is a composer, professor and chairman of the ShareMusic advisory board. To his right is a younger man with glasses and light curly hair. He is wearing a green jacket and grey trousers. It is Richard Forsberg, who was a project manager at ShareMusic.

Do you want to collaborate or participate?

There are lots of ways to participate, get involved, collaborate with ShareMusic or hire us. Here are some examples but we are always open to create tailor-made solutions. Never hesitate to contact us!

Photo: ShareMusic & Performing Arts

We like people and are always curious about new acquaintances, whether you are a person with very little experience in artistic work, an educator who wants to further your education or a representative of an entire performing arts institution. We announce job opportunities here on our website, especially under "Work with us" and among the news on the home page. We also announce calls on our social media.

We accept shorter and longer assignments of all kinds, and you can always get in touch with your thoughts and ideas and we'll see if we can work something out together. We are a resource for both the individual and the organisation. We work across sectors, countries, art forms and abilities — it is in the interpersonal encounters that we experience how our differences enrich!


Two people are standing on stage close to each other. A woman with fair hair and glasses in a black shirt has stooped slightly and is looking curiously over her shoulder at a man. The man, wearing an orange shirt and a cap, is holding an electric black violin in his hands. He looks at the woman and smiles.

Register interest

If you would like to collaborate or participate, you can contact us at
info@sharemusic.se
‍Below, you can find out about ways to collaborate with us, hire us or participate in our activities.

Photo: ShareMusic & Performing Arts

Train yourself, your employees or colleagues

Are you, your business or workplace curious about how you can work more inclusively? Have you been thinking about widening participation, widening recruitment or perhaps audience development but don't really know where to start? At ShareMusic, we work on inclusive approaches that are applicable in different contexts and across sectors, not just arts and culture. We continuously accept shorter and longer assignments where we work on skills and knowledge enhancement — your needs and wishes are our guide!

Contact us and we'll put something together just for you.

Collaborate with us

Almost all the work we do at ShareMusic is some form of collaboration. We like to work cross-artistically, but it's not a requirement. For example, we can offer resources in the form of our ensembles, artists and experienced workshop facilitators in our network who create safe spaces to explore inclusion in practice. It could be trying out a few hours, a week's lab, or an entire performing arts production. There are virtually no limits to how we can shape our collaboration — your (or your organisation's) needs and circumstances are the starting point.

Contact us and we will tell you more!

Do your research with us

As a development platform and knowledge centre, we continuously receive research requests from all over the world. For example, we offer the opportunity to follow the work of specific methods, entire projects or collaboration with one of our ensembles. Of course, we also welcome your own initiatives.

Send us a project description or similar documentation about your research and we'll be in touch!

Read more about ShareMusic's research and development work.

Become a “ShareMusician”

We always need creative people with and without disabilities in our work and welcome you — with long or no experience in artistic work, lots of training or no training at all. The important thing is that you want to express yourself creatively. What can you do with us? It could be taking part in workshops with different focuses and levels, participating in an artistic lab, a research project or being a test pilot for new music technology. You can become a workshop assistant and give lectures. And so much more. If you're curious, social and like to challenge yourself, you'll thrive.

Get in touch with us and tell us more about yourself and we'll see if we've got something that fits!

More ways to become part of us

Contact us

Hitta kontaktuppgifterna till våra medarbetare.

Read more
Group photo at the Folk och kultur 2020 convention, at the ShareMusic stand. Six people stand in a row with their hands on each other's shoulders and smile. First on the left is a woman with grey hair wearing a ShareMusic shirt and black trousers. The woman is sitting in a wheelchair. It's Lena Eldståhl, ShareMusic artist. To her right is Sophia Alexandersson, ShareMusic's chief executiveand artistic director. Sophia has black curly hair and a pair of glasses and she is dressed in a red blouse with a bow, black jacket and checkered trousers. To Sophia's right is a woman with blonde hair wearing a dark blouse and black trousers. That's Linda Åkesson, blogger and artist at ShareMusic. To Linda's right is a girl with light brown hair dressed in black. That's Moa Johansson, team leader at ShareMusic. To Moa's right is an older man with a beard and glasses. He is wearing a light blue shirt, black trousers and a checkered scarf. The man's name is Nigel Osbourne, he is a composer, professor and chairman of the ShareMusic advisory board. To his right is a younger man with glasses and light curly hair. He is wearing a green jacket and grey trousers. It is Richard Forsberg, who was a project manager at ShareMusic.

Do you want to become one of us?

Vill du samarbeta eller delta? Eller kanske jobba eller praktisera? Här kan du se olika sätt att bli en del av oss.

Read more
Some musicians on stage in the sheen of the spotlights. Up front, two musicians from the Elefantöra ensemble, a man and a woman, sit at separate tables. On the tables are tablets with which the musicians play. Behind them are some other musicians playing the flute, violin, cello and other musical instruments.

Ensembles

Vi har både dansensembler och musikensembler. Här hittar du mer information om dem.

Read more
© ShareMusic & Performing Arts 2022
Our Privacy Policy
By clicking “Accept All”, you agree to the storing of cookies on your device to enhance site navigation, analyze site usage, and assist in our marketing efforts. View our Privacy Policy for more information.
Deny
Accept All