New Technologies Literary and composers’ museums are facing new challenges in a rapidly changing world, along with the homes of writers, poets, playwrights, librettists and translators, musicians, composers, singers and dancers, must deal with technological evolution, artificial intelligence, and new means of communication. What is the role and significance of literary and composers’ museums in the digital and artificial intelligence era? What will the literary and musical works of the future be like? Will the human creativity that has brought us the masterpieces we know in all literatures and world music be preserved? To address change, it is necessary to know and promote the works of writers and composers who are the living cultural heritage of all countries and a paradigm of the cultural identity of our peoples and nations. The literary and composers’ museums of the ICLCM Committee present their best practices and their work to make literature and music a common heritage for the enrichment of the spirit. ——————– Session A-13 Session A: 12 November, 1:00 – 2:30 PM (Dubai time) Sheikh Maktoum Hall A Session timing:20 minutes for the keynote speech (10 minutes for papers) Introduction and moderator: Adriano Rigoli, ICLCM Chairman Keynote Speech by His Excellency Mohammad Ahmad Al Murr, Chairman of the Mohammed bin Rashid Library Papers Adriano Rigoli, Marco Capaccioli, Online and offline promotion of the houses of the Italian network of the National Association of Houses of Memory Galina Alekseeva, The Heritage of Classical Writers and the Role of Literary Museums as a part of the ICLCM activities Mikhail Bryzgalov, Memorial Museums of the Russian National Museum of Music Elena Komleva, The Museum-narrator in a Modern Educational Environment Yuriy Komlev, Orenburg museums in the era of change Chiao-Mei Lin, Opening Up the Literary Museum in Taiwan. From Open Data to Digital Curatorship and Beyond