MusikLab for Kids
︎A warm invitation to the performance of a small-format composition developed and performed together with children from the association munterwegs!
Wandering through Sound
A cooperation project between KlangLab and the munterwegs association as a guest in the Foyer Public of Theater Basel
KlangLab cordially invites you to the performance of a small-format composition that four KlangLab musicians will develop and rehearse together with children from the association munterwegs during the project Wandering through Sound . The starting point for making music together is an installative setting in which the KlangLab musicians set up three sound stations with everyday materials and connect the stations with each other via sound paths. Through seemingly simple actions such as walking, the workshop participants will make the material sound and define rhythmised sequences together with KlangLab.
Single moments of the workshop and the performance will be documented with audio and video recordings: The material will be implemented into the last concert of the 24/25 season – Leftover Gifts. Based on several gifts that KlangLab will receive from one of the collaborations of the season, the musicians will enter into a collective composition process that will culminate in the performance of the Leftover Gifts.
KlangLab musicians: Dino Georgeton, Zacarias Maia, Chris Moy, Mikael Szafirowski,
When? The public performance of the jointly developed composition will take place on 6.4.25 (Sunday) at 15:00.
Where? In the Foyer Public of the Theater Basel
Impressions of a past MusikLab for Kids, which KlangLab hosted in April 24 in the Foyer Public of the Theater Basel:
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︎A warm invitation to the performance of a small-format composition developed and performed together with children from the association munterwegs!
Wandering through Sound
A cooperation project between KlangLab and the munterwegs association as a guest in the Foyer Public of Theater Basel
KlangLab cordially invites you to the performance of a small-format composition that four KlangLab musicians will develop and rehearse together with children from the association munterwegs during the project Wandering through Sound . The starting point for making music together is an installative setting in which the KlangLab musicians set up three sound stations with everyday materials and connect the stations with each other via sound paths. Through seemingly simple actions such as walking, the workshop participants will make the material sound and define rhythmised sequences together with KlangLab.
Single moments of the workshop and the performance will be documented with audio and video recordings: The material will be implemented into the last concert of the 24/25 season – Leftover Gifts. Based on several gifts that KlangLab will receive from one of the collaborations of the season, the musicians will enter into a collective composition process that will culminate in the performance of the Leftover Gifts.
KlangLab musicians: Dino Georgeton, Zacarias Maia, Chris Moy, Mikael Szafirowski,
When? The public performance of the jointly developed composition will take place on 6.4.25 (Sunday) at 15:00.
Where? In the Foyer Public of the Theater Basel
Impressions of a past MusikLab for Kids, which KlangLab hosted in April 24 in the Foyer Public of the Theater Basel:
Photo ©Santiago Villar Martín
MusikLab for Kids
Exploring the diverse ways of attentive listening with children and initiating a reflection on listening habits is a goal that KlangLab pursues through the MusikLab for Kids. The musicians invite you to develop small-scale compositions with children and subsequently perform them. The ensemble's experiences from collaborative processes with composers are integrated into music education, aiming to explore an approach to sound that transcends a discipline-oriented perspective, one that moves beyond a dichotomy of musicians as interpreters and composers as creators.
contact:
info@klanglab-ensemble.ch
Exploring the diverse ways of attentive listening with children and initiating a reflection on listening habits is a goal that KlangLab pursues through the MusikLab for Kids. The musicians invite you to develop small-scale compositions with children and subsequently perform them. The ensemble's experiences from collaborative processes with composers are integrated into music education, aiming to explore an approach to sound that transcends a discipline-oriented perspective, one that moves beyond a dichotomy of musicians as interpreters and composers as creators.
contact:
info@klanglab-ensemble.ch