We arrange songwriting camps. You can join! here is picture of Niklas Molinder, CEO of Auddly, talking about fair sharing and collaboration. We (Iphigenia Publishing) take copyright very seriously too, and so do most songwriters. We are all dependent on immaterial right being respected in society, and among colleges. We are very proud to have Auddly as a partner, and never miss the chance of promoting this beautiful tool that help us collaborate and share in a fair way. Sign up for a free account at auddly.com and give your next collaboration a good start.
Finally, the Sami edition of our book on songwriting is in print!
It is available in several on-line books shops, for instance here: BoD (books on demand)
Learn a word in Northern Sami: lávločállimis = songwriting.Links to media in the form of QR codesWe’re proud to have a few interviews with prominent Sami songwriters along with other nationalities from around the world.
It’s always good to meet other people. If you want to learn, reading a book or two is great, but if you get the chance to meet people that share your interests and passions the learning process gets a whole new dimension.
This is why we aim to pair our literature with activities where readers can meet and interact with other readers and with the authors of the stuff they’ve been reading. These activities are an important part of our business concept.
Swedish radio interviewing Keely Headrick, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina –participant at Black Belt Summer Songwriting Camp, Örebro College of Music.
We’re a small but expanding Publisher. What can be better than be accepted to an incubation program? Advice from experienced professionals in the various fields of entrepreneurship is, of course, more than welcome! Our business model is found interesting, and we’re proud of that!
There is so much beauty in Sami Culture and Music. Listen to the song Unna Nieiddas by Sara Marielle Gaup Beaska and the group Adjagas. Do you know about joiking? A joik is actually called luohti in Northern Sami (voulle in Southern Sami). Here’s a few lines from our interview with Sara Marielle Gaup Beaska:
”Every person has a luohti, and every animal, mountain and streem. Your luohti trails behind you, and someone who knows you well enough can catch it, and give it voice. The luohti in Unna Nieiddas, for instance, is a child-luohti – my own daughters actually. The luohti follows a child, and evolves as the child grows.”
Sara Marielle Gaup Beaska, photo: Olle Christoffersson
Immensely proud to be announcing the fourthcoming release of a book on film sound, by legendary Swedish sound designer Klas Dykhoff, professor of film sound at Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts. The Swedish title is ››Filmljud, Ljudbild eller Synvilla?‹‹. What will the English title be? Translation can be tricky! Any suggestions from our Swedish speaking friends?
The works of this sharp mind, Distinguished Professor of Psychology at Northeastern University, PhD Lisa Feldman Barret, lays the foundation for our understanding of how music connects with emotion. We write about it in our books, and Lisa has been kind enough to review, and give us feedback. You Aren’t at the Mercy of Your Emotions.
Lisa talking about emotions at a TED event hosted by IBM
7 – 10 September at CCBB Brasília: Dia de Luz, Festa de Sol!, Brazil is celebrating the 80th anniversary of one of its most acknowledged songwriter: Roberto Menescal, one of the front figures of the Bossa Nova style of music. We talked with Mr Menescal about his life and his songwriting, interviews that will be featured in the next book in our series on songwriting.
