For preschools and schools
Our programmes for preschools and the individual grades of elementary and secondary school will definitely convince pupils of all ages that classical music need not always be serious and certainly should never be dull.
Our programmes for preschools and the individual grades of elementary and secondary school will definitely convince pupils of all ages that classical music need not always be serious and certainly should never be dull.
Musical workshops with Veronika Lucassen, Lucie Hlavičková, Olga Kozánková and Jan Kyjovský and with musicians of the Czech Philharmonic: with bassist Pavel Polívka, violinist Libor Vilímec, the Czech Philharmonic Low Brass Ensemble and the Rudolphin Ensemble Prague.
The cycle of workshops is based on the traditional folk rhymes, songs, and dances, on the legacy of Pavel Jurkovič, and the belief that folk poetry is timeless and always relevant while preserving the wisdom of our great-grandpas and great-grandmas. The common motif is the wicker wreath as the symbol of time and timelessness.
With the actress Martha Issová, we will visit Wonderland, a kingdom of music and other miracles. Our new programme, based on a script by Alice Nellis, presents music as a part of life, something to play with, explore, try out, and test. The Prague Baroque Ensemble and its conductor Vojtěch Jouza are looking forward to meeting you.
We begin each meeting in the Suk Hall where we playfully draw the children and their teachers in the theme of the afternoon. The joint programme is followed by at least three workshops for smaller groups of pupils full of singing, moving, playing musical instruments, and crafting.
With beautiful music that tells stories, we will be flying around Europe from north to south and from west to east. Bizet’s fiery Carmen will be ignited, Peer Gynt, now stranded, will awaken one lovely morning, the singer Tannhäuser will enter Wartburg Castle, and a fairy-tale prince will come to the shore of Swan Lake.
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