Keywords: Children and Family
| Musicians of the Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin | |
| Isabel Stegner | Idea, Director |
| Jule Greiner | Idea, Director |
| Heike Linke | Actor |
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Rapauke macht Musik is a concert format for the youngest listeners. Each of the one-hour concerts is packed with music, visual stimuli, stories and movement games. Chamber music works from different eras are played and the children also learn about instruments and important musical terms. Towards the end of each concert, the children build a small rhythm instrument that they can take home with them later. Music is brought to life here!Infos about the KinderKünsteZentrum
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Rapauke macht Musik is a concert format for the youngest listeners. Each of the one-hour concerts is packed with music, visual stimuli, stories and movement games. Chamber music works from different eras are played and the children also learn about instruments and important musical terms. Towards the end of each concert, the children build a small rhythm instrument that they can take home with them later. Music is brought to life here!Infos about the KinderKünsteZentrum
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