From the presentation of the philosophical bases, through the organizational structure and experiences of collective practice, to the creative process of composition, the programming for this September 28 reaffirmed the commitment to continue taking music beyond academic learning.

A rich agenda for understanding the fundamental aspects in the social development of musical programs and their impact on communities; as well as the review of the artistic processes, the concert and the rehearsal were approached by a score of invited speakers for the exhibitions of this September 29.

Continue paving the way to achieve access to music as a universal right, with a sense of inclusion and equal opportunities, are some of the conclusions that are included in the manifesto that closed this global meeting with the participation of more than 60 inspired programs In Venezuela