Conferences

48th International ESTA Conference Porto 2020

47th ESTA International Conference in Cremona 26.4.-1.5.2019 On the first day, Friday 26th the congress activity was centred around the Chamber of Commerce and the Town Hall, which is adjacent. On the left hand side of the building, as you face the front of the

The theme of the Conference was "Cross-Strings II", a reminder of the previous Conference in Malta, in 2005, which also had "Cross-Strings" as its theme. The Conference venues were the lecture rooms and theatre of the Catholic Institute Floriana and the nearby Robert Samut Hall,

The ESTA International Conference was held in Kazan from 26th to 30th May 2017. This was the first time that an event of the European String Teachers Association had been held in the Russian Federation. The Conference was supported by the President of the Republic

STRINGS European Heritage The 44th ESTA International Conference was held in the most prestigious area of the Slovenian capital; Congress Square is the meeting point of the University of Ljubljana, the Slovenian Philharmonic and the “Casino” dance hall. Slovenia has always been at the crossroads

Theme: Do-it-yourself The 43rd ESTA International Conference was held in the pretty town of Middelburg in the south- west of The Netherlands, in a variety of venues all in walking distance from each other. More than 200 ESTA members from all over Europe attended the

The “Carl Maria von Weber” music academy in Dresden made its huge, atmospheric concert hall available to speakers and participants for the daily lectures and concerts at the 42nd ESTA Conference. As an opener, and within the context of the concert series “Falling Walls” in

This Conference was held in - to quote Bruno Giuranna - 'the most ideal, prestigious setting of the ancient and glorious City of Oxford'. Delegates' accommodation was at Christ Church College, where dinner was also taken each evening. Conference events took place in the grandeur

This Conference was held in the 2000-year-old town of Poreč, situated on the Istrian peninsula on the Adriatic coast. The trademark of Porec is the 6th century Euphrasius Basilica: a magnificent church in Byzantine style, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where three concerts were played.

This Conference was called BACK TO THE FUTURE. The title can be seen as an attempt to focus on some of the new problems with music teaching in general and string teaching in particular. In a world with an increasing amount of media and with