'Petit de la Musique+ 2026 Conference,' Composer Kim Hyung-seok and Vice President Min Hee-kyung attend... Final session proceeds

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'Petit de la Musique+ 2026 Conference' is proceeding with its final program to conclude successfully.

'Petit de la Musique+ 2026 Conference' (hereinafter 'FDM+') will hold its final program from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. on the 22nd at Tille Ground in Mapo-gu, Seoul. This program will be divided into two sessions: 'Women in the Electronic Music Scene: Rewriting Club Culture' and 'AI and Copyright in the Industry: Control, Creation, and the Future of Value.' From 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., a networking session will be held for speakers and participants to communicate freely.

'Women in the Electronic Music Scene: Rewriting Club Culture,' the first session, will run from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., sharing diverse perspectives on women's club performance environments and activities. Through this, the program will examine the structure and environment of the entire music industry, including clubs, agencies, and festivals, and compare and analyze the music industry ecosystems of Korea and France. Afterwards, discussions are expected to focus on excellent cases from both countries and future plans.

'FDM+' speakers include Vice President Min Hee-kyung of the CJ Social Contribution Promotion Team, artist and producer haihm, DJ Oh Seung-eun, and promoter and founder of Posture Club, Alexis Leger. DJ and producer Oriane Dessaux will serve as moderator and lead the session.

'AI and Copyright in the Music Industry: Control, Creation, and the Future of Value,' the second session, will cover the rights of artists and copyright royalties in light of AI technology advancements. Furthermore, the program plans to compare the roles of music platforms and the legal and institutional differences between Korea and Europe.

'FDM+' speakers include Nooneunitec Special Forces Team representative and producer/composer Kim Hyung-seok, Audio Future founder Antonin MARLIER, Korea Copyright Commission representative Park In-gi, and Lway Music & Media CEO Lee Ji-hyeong, who will engage in in-depth discussions. Mathilde LAFAGE, a lawyer at Inno Patent Law Firm, will serve as moderator.

'FDM+' has held meaningful discussions on various topics, including 'Worldwide Ballroom: Connecting Culture and Society,' 'From K-Pop to Global Pop: Rethinking Borderless Music,' 'Music Festivals: Gateways for International Artists,' and 'Marketing Strategy: Insight Collaboration and Global Expansion.' On the 22nd, in-depth discourse is expected to unfold, with hopes for diverse musical exchanges and cooperation between Korea and France.

'FDM+' registration is conducted on a pre-reservation basis. Applications can be submitted through the official website of the Cultural Affairs Division of the French Embassy.

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