ADAPTER CLUB #13: Culture Bridge
This event is in Estonian
Bringing people together in a World Café format, this interactive discussion offers an opportunity to share diverse perspectives, ideas and suggestions in a short time. At each table, a researcher from the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre will guide the conversation, introduce their research topic, and join participants in exploring ideas and answering questions.
The discussions will be followed by a musical interlude and an opportunity to continue conversations informally.
Programme:
14:30–15:00 Arrival
15:00–16:45 Welcome by the host, introduction to Adapter, and table discussions
Topics for discussion:
- Marju Raju, music psychology: explores the relationship between music and mental well-being among teenage girls and middle-aged women.
- Kristo Käo, educational technology: investigates how research-based algorithms can optimise the timing of learning activities to make learning languages, rules and music more effective.
- Marko Lõhmus, cultural management: explores how AI can support risk assessments for cultural events, taking into account the nature of the event, the venue and local authority requirements for public event permits.
- Henri Hütt, theatre arts: explores human–AI co-creation in the performing arts, including how to understand and acknowledge AI’s role as a creative partner or source of inspiration.
- Einike Leppik, music therapy: studies how music and sound affect body awareness and self-regulation, and how music can support mental well-being and help prevent health problems.
16:45–17:15 Concert by Jaak Sooäär
17:15–18:00 Networking and refreshments
EAMT x Adapter Club #13 will take place in the Chamber Hall of the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, followed by a reception in the foyer outside the hall.
The Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre is located at Tatari 13, Tallinn. Guests may use the coat check in the academy’s Theatre and Concert Hall building. The Chamber Hall is on the fourth floor and is accessible by lift and stairs.
17 November 2026 | 14:30–18:00
Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, Chamber Hall (Tatari 13, Tallinn)
Please note: places are limited, registration is required.
