
EFNMEMBERSHIP
Be part of the democratic
one-member-one-vote network.
Annual membership fees are €25 for
individuals and €100 for organisations.
The first conference – in Brussels on 28 & 29 November 2019 – was free for members.
DOWNLOAD A MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM
For the first start-up period of EFN’s official life, membership paid at any time from the official registration date of the association (February 2019) to 31 December 2019 were agreed to last until 31 December 2020.
For this first start-up period, members who want to help the EFN to accumulate working capital to use in future work are invited to join and if possible to contribute a larger, one-off amount as an initial membership fee (of whatever they can afford) and be quoted in all communications as EFN 'Founding Members'.
As an indication, the group who set up the association and those members who have already made a one-off contribution to EFN's work and funds as Founding Members have already contributed enough for a basic working fund - and the Board has been working to raise other money from cultural funders, including contributions already received from British Council Wales, British Council Scotland and Creative Scotland.
Membership is open to those actively working in the folk/traditional scene, organisations and individuals.
Members commit to supporting the vision and aims of the network. By joining they contribute to the collective impact and voice of the network and can contribute to the work of the network.
The main benefits of membership are opportunities to meet, share and collaborate with others, increasing members’ own contacts and the mobility of artists and organisers in Europe.
The organisation is democratic with each member having a vote. The members determine the work and direction of the network
Members join by downloading and submitting a membership application form and paying an annual membership fee to the network. The regular fee structure reflects commitment by organisations and individuals. The fees are: €25 for individuals and €100 for organisations.
When democratic elections are held to appoint Board members each membership will have one vote.
For the first accounting period the memberships and fees paid during 2019 will last from the date of joining until 31 December 2020.
Membership fees for 2021 will remain at the same level.
EFN MEMBERS AS OF FEBRUARY 2021
VI.BE (fomerly Poppunt) (Belgium) Founding Member
English Folk Dance & Song Society (England) Founding Member
Trac Cymru (Wales) Founding Member
Melanie Scheys (Belgium) Founding Member
Trad Music Forum (Traditional Arts and Culture,Scotland) Founding Member
Folk Alliance International (USA, Canada & International) Founding Member
Nod Knowles (England) Founding Member
Tom Sherlock (Ireland) Founding Member
Geoff Cripps (Wales) Founding Member
Burnsong (Scotland) Founding Member
Mike Kamp (Germany) Founding Member
Chris Foster (Iceland) Founding Member
Feisean nan Gaidheal (Scotland) Founding Member
Chris Pentney/Sharper Than (England) Founding Member
Mapamundi Musica (Spain) Founding Member
WOMEX - Piranha Arts (Germany/International) Founding Member
alba KULTUR (Germany) Founding Member
Feis Rois (Scotland) Founding Member
Fragan (Belgium) Founding Member
Tempi (Denmark) Founding Member
Frank Reglin (Germany) Founding Member
Medigrecian (Greece) Founding Member
Muziekmozaiek (Belgium) Founding Member
English Folk Expo - EFEx (England) Founding Member
Hungarian Heritage House (Hungary) Founding Member
Musik over Praesto Fjord (Denmark) Founding Member
Francis Xavier Edwards (Ireland) Founding Member
Finisterre (Italy) Founding Member
FolkOrg (Norway) Founding Member
Muziekclub t'Ey (Belgium)
VZW Dranouter (Belgium)
Simon McKerrell (England)
Eric van Monckhoven (Italy)
Linkwadraat (Belgium)
Hangveto (Hungary)
Jo Freya (England)
Cigdem Aslan (England)
Jan Przadka (Poland)
Christian Pliefke (Germany)
Kenneth Day (Sweden)
Lauska (Latvia)
Creative Scotland (Scotland)
Associação Cultural Xarabanda (Madeira, Portugal)
Stoneyport (Scotland)
Henning Kuepper (Germany)
Jonathan Pearson/Islander (Ireland)
Anja Hovelmann (Germany)
Global Music Centre GMC (Finland)
Andrew Lambert (Ireland)
Halsway Manor (England)
The Celtic Art Gallery vzw (Belgium)
WOMUSK (Slovakia)
Ake Lundstrom (Sweden)
Jeroen Geerinck (Belgium)
Anna-Wendy Stevenson (Scotland)
Ward Dhoore (Belgium)
Ian A Anderson (England)
Hartwin Dhoore (Estonia)
Johanna Sauramaki (Finland)
Michele Manzotti (Italy)
Toernee Mondial (Belgium)
Andrew Cronshaw (England)
Nataliya Myazina/Russian World Music Awards (Russia)
Compagnie Macke-Bornauw (Belgium)
Mark Mulholland (France)
Folk Holidays Festival (Czech Republic)
Gudrun Walther (Germany)
RFoD - Riksforbundet for Folkmusik och Dans (Sweden)
Elena Leibbrand (Belgium)
Live Music Now Scotland (Scotland)
't Smiske vzw (Belgium)
Muziekpublique (Belgium)
Folk Roskilde Lirum Larum (Denmark)
ALT PRODUCTions (Hungary)
Fira Mediterranea de Manresa (Catalonia)
Trad Ireland/Traid Eireann (Ireland)
Marieke Van Ransbeeck (Belgium)
Sveriges Spelmans Riksforbund (Sweden)
Francis de Souza (Netherlands)
World Music Association of Serbia (Serbia)
Birnam CD Ltd (Scotland)
Eric Sahlstrom Institutet (Sweden)
CEMPER (Belgium)
Svavar Knutur Kristinsson (Iceland)
Colin Gillen (Ireland)
PROFOLK (Germany)
Angharad Jenkins (Wales)
Lode Bucsan (Belgium)
Darshan Associazione Culturale (Italy)
Liza Austin Strange (England)
Erling Olsen (Denmark)
LAG Folk Schleswig-Holstein (Germany)
Band On The Wall (England)
Bundesverband fur Deutsche Tanze (Germany)
Ciro De Rosa (Italy)
Piero Cremaschi (Italy)