Music and culture from land of OC
10H – 12H - Salle de conférence
Animateur : Liza présentatrice de l’émission Vaqui FR3
Intervenants :
rencontre organisée par l'Arcade.
Jean-Pierre Belmon, producteur Vaqui FR3
Francis Blot, directeur, Org&Com
Pierre Bonnet, chargé de mission à la Culture régionale et aux Cultures Régionales Région Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur
Elisabeth Cestor, sociologue "Carnets Méditerranéens"
Karin Chiron, productrice Ventadis
Christian Coulomb, musicien, Saboï
Arnaud Fromont, chanteur d’Aqui Dub
Patrice Gauthier chargé de mission Culture Provençale et Langue d’Oc, Conseil Général des Bouches-du-Rhône
Jan-Mi Hesse, directeur, Micmac
Michel Neumuller, rédacteur en chef Aquo d’Aqui
Frank Tenaille, rédacteur en chef César
Manu Théron, chanteur Cor de la Plana
Emmanuelle Tirmarche, productrice, Manivette Records

Music and culture from land of OC
More and more, issues of language and culture from the Oc region are playing a crucial part at the heart of society, whether it be through discussions around artistic and cultural issues or debates around sustainable growth and politics. One has to wonder what place language and culture occupy in the entertainment world, particularly when putting together a world music festival. What do the public, the artistic circle and the people in charge of programming think of the artists from the Oc region ? What are the reasons why there are so few nowadays in the world of art and culture ? What place does Occitane creation occupy in the current diverse artistic reality ? And can we really talk about an « Oc » artistic scene in the World ? In France ? Or even in the Oc region itself ?

The role and place of music during and in the aftermath of the Arab Spring
14:00 – 15:30 - Salle de conférence
In partnership with l’Affranchi and the Nomad’Café.
Modérateur : François Bensignor, responsable du CIMT (Centre d’information des musiques traditionnelles et du monde)
Intervenants :
Stéphane Moginot, chef de projet musique pour Marseille-Provence 2013.
Miloud Arab-Tani, directeur de l’Affranchi
Emel Mathlouthi, musicienne sélection Babel Med 2012
Hind Meddeb, journaliste à ARTE auteur de “Tunisia clash huria »

The role and place of music during and in the aftermath of the Arab Spring
More and more, issues of language and culture from the Oc region are playing a crucial part at the heart of society, whether it be through discussions around artistic and cultural issues or debates around sustainable growth and politics. One has to wonder what place language and culture occupy in the entertainment world, particularly when putting together a world music festival. What do the public, the artistic circle and the people in charge of programming think of the artists from the Oc region ? What are the reasons why there are so few nowadays in the world of art and culture ? What place does Occitane creation occupy in the current diverse artistic reality ? And can we really talk about an « Oc » artistic scene in the World ? In France ? Or even in the Oc region itself ?

Sustainable growth : what is the situation regarding the eco-responsibility of festivals in provence-alpes-côte d’azur ?
14:00 – 15:30- Salle Méditerranée
Modératrice : Hélène Duplessis, Journaliste spécialisé
Intervenants :
Frédéric Bruschi, chargé de mission musiques actuelles et référent AGIR à la Région Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur
Benjamin Durand, coordinateur de la plateforme aér d’accompagnement des festivals éco-responsables en PACA
Jean Hubert, responsable des questions d’éco-responsabilité pour l’association Latinissimo
Marie-Aimée Quadrio, Service Énergie Climat Air, Coordination AGIR
Béatrice Tonini, Responsable Communication ADEME PACA
Laura Trappier, Assistante de production, Marseille Provence 2013

Sustainable growth : what is the situation regarding the eco-responsibility of festivals in provence-alpes-côte d’azur ?
Over 650 festivals are organised throughout the year in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, bringing several thousand tourists to the region. This incredible cultural, social and economic wealth has impacts on the environment.
In order to help, two structures have been put into place :
- AER which was created along the guidelines of the State-Region-ADEME agreement, is responsible for the support of eco-responsible festivals.
- AGIR, which was created by the governing body of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, offers a financial support framework to organisations who want to become eco-responsible.
This conference is the ideal opportunity to catch up with these two structures and to measure how much has been achieved through them.

SPEDIDAM
- Artists’ rights
- Financial support
- Online artists’ remuneration
16:00 – 17:00 - Salle Méditerranée
Intervenants :
Jean Paul Bazin, Président de la SPEDIDAM
Guillaume Damerval, Administrateur

SPEDIDAM
- Artists’ rights
- Financial support
- Online artists’ remuneration
During this workshop, the organisation’s president Jean-Paul Bazin and the administrator Guillaume Damerval, will introduce SPEDIDAM – the organisation responsible for the receipt and payment of performing artists’ fees – and will talk about the organisation’s cultural initiatives through the funding of artistic activities. These include the funding of creative projects, of the performing arts and of artists’ training.
Jean-Paul Bazin will explain where SPEDIDAM stands when it comes to the online remuneration of artists, a practice which at the moment is almost non existent. He will expose some possible solutions in order to remedy to this unfairness and inequality.

Do the jazz festivals and venues in the Mediterranean Region and in europe reflect a vitality that is specific to this music market ?
16:00 – 17:30 - Salle de Conférence

A round table discussion in partnership with The Five Continents Jazz Festival

Modérateur : Michel Samson, journaliste
Intervenants (sous réserve) :
Julien Delli Fiori, directeur de FIP
Stéphane Kochoian, Festival Jazz à Vienne,
Koblan Amissah, Bari in Jazz, Italie
Lotfi Kria,Tabarka Jazz Festival
Pelin Opcin, Istanbul Jazz Festival
Philippe Baute, Festival de Jazz d'Antibes
Raphaël Imbert, saxophoniste, compositeur et directeur de la compagnie Nine Spirit
Bernard Souroque, Festival Jazz des 5 Continents, Marseille
Michel Tarro, Artiste

Do the jazz festivals and venues in the Mediterranean Region and in europe reflect a vitality that is specific to this music market ?
« It is a well-known fact that jazz is heavily influenced by black and traditional music. Contemporary music has on several occasions echoed jazz music. Jazz is making a huge come-back and its soul flows from concert to concert and festival to festival. Summer/winter festivals and music events, concert venues, jazz school, precious musical moments, etc... This round-table discussion’s aim is to look over all of these and take stock, to imagine a ‘Jazz Babel’ together and come up with an idea for a professional jazz music market. »