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String Sweets

We’ll introduce you to the family of string instruments. They belong together, but each is a bit different. Dad and mom – the bass and cello, and the children – violin and viola. And just like any other family, they play together, but sometimes they can also be cross with each other. And they like to eat sweets together. Will we be able to solve some problems and riddles together and rescue Cordiera the Cook?

Education programs | Duration of the programme 50 minutes | For children ages 4 - 7 with parents

Performers

Olga Kozánková instructor

Rudolphin Ensemble Prague with the players:
Marcel Kozánek violin
Libor Vilímec violin
Pavel Hořejší viola
Tomáš Hostička cello
Jiří Vopálka double bass

Photo illustrating the event String Sweets

Rudolfinum — Suk Hall

12 Jan 2025 Sunday 10.30am

Available seats

21

2

12 Jan 2025 Sunday 1.30pm

Available seats

31

2

12 Jan 2025 Sunday 3.00pm

Last available seats

14

2

Children 150 CZK, adults 200 CZK | Capacity 50 participants

We’ll introduce you to the family of string instruments. They belong together, but each is a bit different. Dad and mom – the bass and cello, and the children – violin and viola. And just like any other family, they play together, but sometimes they can also be cross with each other. And they like to eat sweets together.

What are the most popular string treats? When making soup using Mozart's recipe, we use all of the human senses, which we will also need in the fairytale kingdom in order to rescue Cordiera the Cook. Together, we will solves problems and riddles using listening, rhythm, the feel for sounds, and last but not least, our musical imagination.

The programme is based on a musical part but also on a spoken word that will be given in Czech language only. The programme will not be supplied with English subtitles.

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