V. Sarajishvili Tbilisi State Conservatoire, Tbilisi, GeorgiaThe deadline for registration, submission of proposals and short bio is 1 March, 2023 (Hybrid – in person and online). Official languages of the conference are English and Georgian. Selected papers will be published […]
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On 30.05-03.06, 2022, within the project “Raising Research Capacity of Georgian HEIs through Developing R&D Units / HERD” (funded by Erasmus + K2 program) representatives of 12 Georgian universities and the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia visited Clermont […]
Representatives of 12 Georgian universities and Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia visited Dresden University of Technology (TUD) on May 2-6, 2022, within the project “Raising Research Capacity of Georgian HEIs through Developing R&D Units / HERD” (funded by […]
The students of V. Sarajishvili Tbilisi State Conservatoire are preparing for their final exams. This year their performances will be evaluated by professors and musicians from TSC’s partner European institutions. They will be visiting Tbilisi within the framework of Erasmus+ […]
Tbilisi State Conservatoire in collaboration with Malmö Academy of Music presents International Panel Discussion Series ‘Freedom in Music Education’. Six meetings will be held within the project and current challenges of the high music education will be discussed. International experts, professional […]
Tbilisi State Conservatoire begins 2022 with a brand-new Performance Coaching course.A 15-lecture course is mandatory for all first-year BA students of the faculty of Performing Arts of the institution and the idea of implementing it was based on the ‘Performance Learning and […]
V.Sarajishvili Tbilisi State Conservatoire (TSC) has become an associate member of the ANMA (Association of Nordic Music Academies). The decision was made by the ANMA on Monday 26th of April, 2021.Association membership will give the additional possibility to Tbilisi State Conservatoire to […]
Within the framework of the project, a bilingual (Georgian-English) collection of articles – “Women’s Role in UNESCO Recognized European Traditional Singing Practices” will be prepared and published, with an attached audio album. The publication will be prepared in partnership with […]
Awarded the Order of King Tamar: Emeritus of the Tbilisi State Conservatoire, Director of the IRCTP, Doctor of Arts, Ms. Rusudan Tsurtsumia – For special personal contribution to the study of Georgian polyphonic music, for popularization of Georgia on the […]
For the contribution to the popularization of Georgian polyphonic music and world polyphonic music abroad the Director of the International research for Traditional Polyphony, the Emeritus of the Tbilisi Conservatoire Rusudan Tsurtsumia was awarded the order Queen Tamara by the […]
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