Deadline: 17-May-2026
Diaphonique invites applications for collaborative contemporary classical music projects connecting at least two of France, the UK, or Ireland. Grants support new compositions, premieres, and professional collaborations involving performances, residencies, or workshops across participating countries.
Overview
The grant aims to:
- Encourage cross-border artistic collaboration
- Promote contemporary classical works created in the last 30 years
- Support professional ensembles, festivals, venues, and conservatoires
- Foster shared artistic, logistical, and financial responsibility among partners
Eligible Projects
- Must involve partners from at least two of the three countries (France, UK, Ireland)
- Include performances, residencies, or workshops for audiences in at least two countries
- Activities should occur within 12–18 months from the call launch
- Focus on new commissions or premieres rather than existing works
Eligibility
Applicants must be legal organizations with charity or non-profit status in France, the UK, or Ireland, including:
- Ensembles or collectives
- Festivals or venues
- Educational or research institutions
How to Apply
- Form a collaborative partnership spanning at least two eligible countries
- Develop a project featuring new or recent contemporary works
- Prepare a detailed application outlining artistic vision, logistics, and financial planning
- Submit through the official Diaphonique application portal
Why It Matters
Diaphonique strengthens international collaboration in contemporary classical music, supports emerging and established artists, and promotes the creation and performance of innovative compositions across Europe.
FAQs
- Which countries can participate?
Projects must include partners from at least two of France, UK, or Ireland. - What types of works are eligible?
Contemporary classical works created within the last 30 years, prioritizing premieres and new commissions. - Who can apply?
Legal organizations with charity or non-profit status: ensembles, festivals, venues, or educational/research institutions. - What activities are funded?
Performances, residencies, workshops, and other collaborative artistic activities across participating countries. - How long can projects last?
Activities should occur within 12–18 months of the call launch.
Conclusion
The Diaphonique grant provides a platform for cross-border contemporary music innovation, supporting collaboration, premieres, and audience engagement across France, the UK, and Ireland.
For more information, visit Diaphonique.
