A Few Words by J.R.Monroy, Emeritus Professor, Hon. Chair.
LACCS-UK Webinar Series Culture, Music and Society,
has been a successful initiative and experience to contribute
to supersede the present crisis in the Arts in general and in
particular with classical Music around the world.
To discuss the lesson of the past in relation to composition and
performing art Emeritus Professor J R Monroy, Founder and
Hon Chair of LACCS-UK is inviting three distinguish composers
also performers of classical guitar to interchange professional
knowledges and to let us known about their intellectual experiences
writing music to be published and to be memorised for a live
concert or for a recording studio. How music and composers
social roles are evaluated in society? Is Music a useful educational
tool in transitional societies, such as Americas, Africa, Asia?
Why is European classical music a global model to be followed?
Could it be alternative music references or rhythms from
less industrial societies useful contributions to enrich the
universal conception of music? This and other questions
will be analysed in this coming LACCS-UK webinar.
Covid-19 pandemic has changed our social habits and affected
our daily domestico and working life, a new phenomenon of
social-discomfort have started influencing social routines and
people's family and working lives. What to do in this complex
social circumstances when authorities are learning how to
control and to guide us to avoid health problems and
economic catastrophes?
This epidemic is in a process to becoming part of our present
culture, associated with our common customs and beliefs in
different parts of the globe, accordingly to their respective level
of understanding and social capacity to confront it and to find
rational transitorial solutions. How far, and in what respect, science
is collaborating to alleviate this global pain and to protect millions
of human lives, which today are in danger of being contaminated
and to be erased from the surface of the planet earth. We all
pray to find a definitive scientific solution to this malefic pandemic
virus.
Culture and Music as intrinsically concatenated in all types of
Human Society, primitive, modern or super-industrial. Moreover,
The Cultural Evolution of mankind contributes to enhance the
social role and importance of music in any society, tribal or
civilized with different historical evolution.
Our webinar will be focussed in the present phenomenon of
music and its social-cultural inter-relations and how music,
culture and society are part of one and unique phenomenon
to create music, to entertain and to educate individuals and
crowds. We will focus our dialogue on personal experiences
of composers, performers and musicians, shall we say, all
of them, intellectual craftsmen of the performing art and
with a unique role in society.
According to our understanding their intellectual work not
only contributes to knowledge but also is part of the Human
Spirit and its place deep in mankind-society. In essence,
Music and Culture opened up the unlimited possibilities
of improving the moral and intellectual conditions of
mankind.
I hope LACCS-UK webinars will awaken an intellectual
debate to upbringing a more comprehensive role of
music in society and in the Cultural Evolution of the
present Homo Sapiens.
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JR MONROY EMERITUS PROFESSOR
Founder and Hon. Chair LACCS-UK
LACCS-UK 41ST ANNIVERSARY PROGRAMME 2024
LACCS-UK 41ST ANNIVERSARY PROGRAMME 2024, is an opportunity to explore through Global Culture a variety of topics related to a multicultural age, the renaissance of cultural identities, historical episodes of traders and heroes, knowledges to preserve environment avoiding social - catastrophes, finally, how technical process will help a global renaissance.
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NEXT EVENTS
THURSDAY 15TH AUGUST 2024 TIME: 6:00 p.m. UNITED KINGDOM - LONDON TIME
ANALYTICAL HISTORIAN AND SOCIAL SCIENTIST LACCS-UK RUBY ANNIVERSARY PROGRAMME 2024
THEMATIC FRAME
GLOBAL CULTURAL DIALOGUE SERIES WITH ITS SOCIO-CULTURAL INTERPRETATIONS AND CHALLENGES
THURSDAY 17th OCTOBER 2024 TIME: 4:00 p.m. UNITED KINGDOM - LONDON TIME
WOMEN IN CULTURE: MUSIC, LAW, SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIETY
THEMATIC FRAME
THREE-DIMENSIONAL DIALOGUE WITH ITS SOCIO-CULTURAL INTERPRETATIONS AND CHALLENGES
It is possible to associate Law, Sociology and Music Composition, three different aspects of the domains of the Human Spirit. Can we make differences transcending the content and bringing about the practical steps to build any aesthetic forms? This parallelism challenge will be solved to become a relationship and a mode to bring them together.
TUESDAY 30TH APRIL 2024 TIME: 11:00 p.m. UNITED KINGDOM - LONDON TIME
THEMATIC FRAME
GLOBAL CULTURAL DIALOGUES SERIES WITH ITS SOCIO-CULTURAL INTERPRETATIONS AND CHALLENGES
LACCS-UK is on a mission to create an international platform for listening professionals with outstanding performance in any topics of Human Culture. LACCS-UK. LACCS-UK Forum's aim is to listen and learn from distinguished academics and professionals alike, who are contributing with their talent to enhance their local, regional and international cultures.
WOMEN IN CULTURE, BUSINESS, ARCHEOLOGY, TRADE AND SOCIETY WITH ITS SOCIO-CULTURAL IN INTERPRETATIONS AND CHALLENGES
MONDAY 26th FEBRUARY 2024
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40th JUBILEE CELEBRATION PROGRAMME 2023
The LACCS-UK Ruby Anniversary programme continued with great success on Friday 26 June at 5:00 p.m. London/UK Time. Three outstanding professionals with an impressive discours bringing to the panel their own professional experiences in the field of Music, Medicine and Art-Fashion, representing Colombia, Republic of Kyrgyzstan and Algeria. The Embassy of Algeria was represented by Mr Salemn Boubaker, First Secretary, Dr Adriana Sandoval, Cultural Attache, on behalf of the Embassy of Colombia and Miss Lira Sabyrova, Counsellor Embassy of the Kyrgzs Republic.
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THEMATIC FRAME
THREE-DIMENSIONAL DIALOGUE
WOMEN IN CULTURE, MUSIC, ART AND SOCIETY WITH ITS SOCIO-CULTURAL INTERPRETATIONS AND CHALLENGES
MONDAY 26TH JUNE 2023 TIME: 5.00 p.m. UNITED KINGDOM - LONDON TIME
LACCS-UK (1983-2023), second celebration event included three
artists, cultural creators and talented intellectuals in their respective
countries, CANADA, CHILE AND BRAZIL.
On the 27 February, LACCS-UK Ruby Anniversary Zoom-Webinar invited three panelist: Warren Nicholson, (Music), Toronto, Canada, Santiago Vera-Rivera, (Composer), Santiago, Chile, and Aldo Sampieri, Artist, New York, USA-BRAZIL. Interesting contributions to analyse cultural identity, focussed in the creation of music, including national composition and history of music and art.
LACCS-UK continues with its Ruby Anniversary Celebration programme 2023, which will extend to September 2024, to remember the First Festival of Americas & Caribbean Culture organised at the SBC on Sept., 1984.
THEMATIC FRAME
THREE-DIMENSIONAL DIALOGUE
THE EXPERIENCE IN MUSIC, ART AND COMPOSITION SOCIETY WITH ITS SOCIO-CULTURAL INTERPRETATIONS AND CHALLENGES
27th FEBRUARY 2023 TIME: 6.00 p.m. UNITED KINGDOM - LONDON TIME
The first event to commemorate LACCS-UK RUBY JUBILEE 40 YEARS ANNIVERSARY - 1983 -2023 was a greatest success with the participation of three talented artists and intellectuals, representing the Culture of: The Arab Republic of Egypt, Greece and Chile.
The Embassy of Chile was represented by Mrs Catalina Herrera, Cultural Attache. The Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt by Mr Ahmed Aboulnaga, Political Officer. The Embassy of Greece, by Stefanos Dimitriadis, Public Diplomacy Office.
THEMATIC FRAME
THREE-DIMENSIONAL DIALOGUE
WOMEN IN CULTURE, MUSIC, ART AND SOCIETY WITH ITS SOCIO-CULTURAL INTERPRETATIONS AND CHALLENGES
13th JANUARY 2023 TIME: 5.00 p.m. UNITED KINGDOM - LONDON TIME
WOMEN IN CULTURE, MUSIC, ART AND SOCIETY WITH ITS SOCIO-CULTURAL INTERPRETATIONS AND CHALLENGES
23rd JUNE 2022 TIME: 6.00 p.m. UNITED KINGDOM - LONDON TIME
LACCS-UK continuing exploring the artistic creation with its intrinsics aesthetic similarities and differences, accordingly to the individual experiences and ethic to formulate a particular idea concerning art with particular reference to music and historical-culture.
Three individual cultures were represented in the 9th LACCS-UK webinar Three Dimensional dialogue Series: Women in Culture, Music, Art and Society with its Socio- Cultural Interpretations and Challenges.
Latin America Culture was represented by two professionals, each of them, are representatives of new generation of women contributing in their own intellectual capacity to enhance the Cultural identity of Panama and Puerto Rico.
First, Ana Elizabeth Gonzalez, Director and Chief Curator The Interoceanic Panama Canal Museum, playing an important cultural mission to educate and to preserve Panama's cultural heritage. Panama's future is strongest linked to its past and the Canal Museum is playing its role to consolidate the nation's cultural identity.
Maestra Maribel Delgado, Educator and professional performer "Cuatro", Puerto Rico, national instrument. Maribel undoubtedly, today she is a leading artistic figure in her country, her work could be catalogue as unique in the sense of her magnificent musical presentation of Puerto Rico "Cuatro", instrument with strongest roots in the foundation of her country's nationality.
The presence of Thu Le, representing Vietnam's Culture and Music, was another LACCS-UK achievement, to bring her artistic talent and knowledge to transform the Dialogue into a multinational discussion and experiences. Our attempt to compulse millenium Vietnam's cultural traditions, its modern transformation and how its rich historical past is today a valiose resource of inspiration for the arts and music.
The Webinar Women in Culture, Art and Music have the following Honour Guests: H.E. Mrs Irma Natalia Royo Ruiz de Hagerman, Ambassador of Panama. Ms Tai Vuong Quoc Anh, Embassy of Viet Nam. Ms Monica Vega, Attache Turism, Embassy of Panama. Architect Hildegard Vazquez, President HACHE UVE, Panama.
In summary: LACCS-UK 9th Webinar Three Dimensional Dialogue Series: Culture, Music, Art and Society, is fulfilling its motto to "Contribute to a Better Cultural Understanding Among All Nations", we are happy to create an independent platform, which is a opportunity to learn and to be educated by a selective group cultural creators. The content of each dialogist is undoubtedly, a hard work to diminish past and present prejudices of the arts and national cultures. We will continuing not to be a contemplative of the arts and music, nor shal I try to discuss topics without logic and historical-cultural foundations.
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THEMATIC FRAME
THREE-DIMENSIONAL DIALOGUE
THE EXPERIENCE IN THEATRE, MUSIC AND COMPOSITION WITH ITS SOCIO-CULTURAL INTERPRETATIONS AND CHALLENGES
THURSDAY 24th FEBRUARY 2022
TIME: 7:00PM UK-LONDON Time
LACCS-UK is pioneering in the subject of Cultural and Art Sociology, exploring through personal experiences and knowledge of outstanding Cultural and Arts workers, how we can learn and maintain through the time perfection and evolution of the artistic creation in music, composition, performing art, past and modern theatre. To compare professional experiences in the culture and artistic work we are presenting three personalities in a commun and diverse Cultural dialogue.
Actor Ron Popenhagen, from Australia will introduce us to his personal experiences as Theatre Director, a genuine specialist in the performing acting with international career in USA, France, Turkey, Scotland and Australia.
Eduardo Garrido, Spanish musician, classical guitarist and composer, is well known for his writings on arts, cinema, literature and music in Spain and Mexico.
Finally, we are introducing to you Byron Yayui, a musician with a unique artistic personality, a genuine representative of the Culture and Music of Hawaii. A multiinstrumentalist, he will contribute to the Dialogue with his knowledge and artistic career and musical experience, especially with the Ukulele and its polynesians sounds and rhythms.
38th Anniversary Programme 2021
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THEMATIC FRAME
THREE-DIMENSIONAL DIALOGUE
WOMEN IN CULTURE, MUSIC, ART AND COMPOSITION WITH ITS SOCIO-CULTURAL INTERPRETATIONS AND CHALLENGES
FRIDAY 10th SEPTEMBER 2021
TIME: 5:00 UK-LONDON Time
LACCS-UK is pioneering in the field of Cultural and Art Sociology and is proud to present Webinar Series: Three Dimensional-Dialogue, with three international artists-musician women panelists: Professor YE WU, contributing with her professional experience and knowledge in the field of Chinese Ancient Music, Maestra MURIEL ANDERSON, unique artistic personality with an extensive repertoire. With her own music and style she will enrich the discussion of the panel. CLARA RODRIGUEZ, is the voice of Latino-music, an awakening of the latin-sound in contemporary classical repertoire, she will talk about her experience as an international classical pianist.
LACCS-UK Sixth - Webinar is focussed on three historical experiences in the process to create music with its particular harmonies, tonalities, rhythms, forms, etc. In summary: A unique cultural- artistic-sociological encounter to be analysed with enjoyment and gracefulness.
LACCS-UK fifth dialogue will be focussed in the Art Creation of Music: melody, harmony and rhythm. In addition, we will exploring ideas how film was transformed in a seven human art, its present captivity by the market. Moreover, we will attempt to know more about the symmetric work to create a symphony with its phenomenon of "leit-motif", or leading theme, finally: the art-social-product.
Prof. J R Monroy Hon Chair LACCS-UK was invited by Tatjana Christelbauer President of ACD Agency for Cultural Diplomacy in Vienna, Austria to a talk as expert in the field of Cultural Diplomacy and experience of 37 years in the field to talk in the thematic frame: "The Role of Arts as a practice of Cultural Diplomacy in the current Global Discourses".
An interview with Professor J.R. Monroy, Founder and Hon. Chairman, LACCS-UK (2015-2000)
The ICD Annual Conference on Cultural Diplomacy 2012
Berlin, December 13th-16th, 2012
Political Power and Cultural Identity in Latin America
The ICD Annual Conference on Cultural Diplomacy 2012
"The Power of the Arts & Culture to Promote Democracy & Global Peace"
The Institute for Cultural Diplomacy
Berlin, December 13th-16th, 2012