SEA-EU Concert – 2nd Edition: Bridging the Bay
On 27 November 2025 the SEA-EU Concert – 2nd Edition: Bridging the Bay will be held at Villa Doria d’Angri in Naples.
Coordinated by Parthenope University, the Concert will bring together performances by artists representing the SEA-EU partner universities selected thorugh a music contest. One artist or group for each University has been selected as winner of the local selection and will perform live on stage at the SEA-EU Concert – 2nd Edition: Bridging the Bay.
The winning performers invited to play at the concert are:
University of Split
Artists: Duo Tanja Puharić & Ana Mlačić
Performance: Victor Kioulaphides: Jubileum suite
University of Cadiz
Artists: Jédula Sound Machine (Francisco Zayas Martínez, Carlos Caburrasi Bustamante, Miguel Ángel Rodríguez Gómez)
Performance: medley: Aretha Franklin, Ottis Redding, Wilson Pickett… y un largo etcétera
University of Brest
Artists: Thomas Peiser, Raphaël Coupelela
Performance: Le grand concert de l’hiver
University of Algarve
Artist: Tommi Friari
Performance: Visions of Gideon
University of Gdansk
Artists:
Roland Schlamberger
Amelia Walczak
Mateusz Wiśniewski
Julia Palikowska
Pola Czarnuch
Zofia Sławińska
University of Malta
Artist: Cledia Micallef
Parthenope University of Naples
Artists: Massimiliano Cerciello, Ginevra Jabarin, Gianluca Selis
MUSIC CONTEST DEADLINES
- The call will remain open from that day until June 23, 2025.
- Composition of a jury for each university – deadline May 30.
- Selection of the winning artist for each university – July 22: deadline to announce the 9 winners (selection at the local level).
- Announcement of winning artists at international SEA-EU level – by July 29.
- Confirmation of artists’ attendance at the concert to be held in Naples – deadline September 12.
SEA-EU Concert 2024
On September 26, 2024 the SEA-EU Concert took place at Villa Doria d’Angri in Naples. Coordinated by Parthenope University, the Concert brought together performances by artists representing the partner universities of Gdansk (Poland), Kiel (Germany), Malta, Split (Croatia) and Naples (Italy).
These performances were selected according to a music competition held at each university in which the student community and staff of each institution were invited to participate. The local selection of a winning performance for each university was carried out by a SEA-EU jury taking into account musical ability, stage presence and the overall presentation of the performance. The result was the SEA-EU Concert and its component performances: a brust of diverse multicultural artistic expressions united by the universal language of music.
The best performers invited to play at the concert were:
- Clara Galea – University of Malta
- Triole (Mia Gazdović, Rahela Ujević and Dora Jana Klarić) – University of Split
- Justyna Zanko, Julia Miller – University of Malta
- Saptarko Biswas – University of Kiel
- UG Vocal Studio (Zofia Bełdzińska, Marta Bielawska, Anastazja Klimiuk, Karolina Kluczkowska, Joanna Kovaćs, Michalina Pankiewicz, Amelia Ponikowska, Paulina Zaborniak) – University of Gdansk
- Uncle G (Gianluigi Esposito, Giovanni Vescuso, Gabriele Tammaro, Giovanni Stellato) – Parthenope University of Naples
- Natalia Palomo, Pablo Dominguez, Miriam Pérez, David de Jerez, Roberto Mateos – University of Cádiz
ACTIVITY PLANNING AND DEADLINES
of the music contest
Publication of the call for entries (March 25). The call was open from that day until May 15.
Composition of a jury for each university – deadline May 1.
Selection of the winning artist for each university – May 31: deadline to announce the 9 winners – selection at the local level.
Announcement of winning artists at international SEA-EU level – by June 5.
Confirmation of artists’ attendance at the concert to be held in Naples – deadline June 30.
