Sustainable Cultural Engagement — Developing a Project Plan and Outreach Activities: Insights from Slovenia
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Radovljica Festival, early music, audience workshop, communication strategies, educational concertsAbstract
This article examines how musicological research can be effectively communicated through innovative outreach strategies, using the 2024 “From Scribe to Stage” workshop in Radovljica as a case study. By analysing audience feedback and European outreach activities, it proposes diverse methods, including thematic activities and educational programmes, to foster sustainable audience engagement and cultural impact.
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