This one-day workshop is all about the family of string instruments: violin, viola, cello and double bass. The musicians from Ensemble Resonanz introduce the instruments and their characteristics – and of course you can also try them out for yourself. At the end, participants become violin makers themselves and make their own instrument.
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This one-day workshop is all about the family of string instruments: violin, viola, cello and double bass. The musicians from Ensemble Resonanz introduce the instruments and their characteristics – and of course you can also try them out for yourself. At the end, participants become violin makers themselves and make their own instrument.
This one-day workshop is all about the family of string instruments: violin, viola, cello and double bass. The musicians from Ensemble Resonanz introduce the instruments and their characteristics – and of course you can also try them out for yourself. At the end, participants become violin makers themselves and make their own instrument.
Once you get the hang of playing them, the orchestra’s wind instruments sound wonderful. And it’s not even that hard: with the tips shared by the Symphoniker Hamburg’s brass players, you’ll quickly be able to play a few notes. At the end, participants use pipes, tubes and funnels to build their own instrument, which they can then take home with them.The offer is aimed at children from 6 to 12 years. Adults cannot participate in this workshop.
Once you get the hang of playing them, the orchestra’s wind instruments sound wonderful. And it’s not even that hard: with the tips shared by the Symphoniker Hamburg’s brass players, you’ll quickly be able to play a few notes. At the end, participants use pipes, tubes and funnels to build their own instrument, which they can then take home with them.The offer is aimed at children from 6 to 12 years. Adults cannot participate in this workshop.
Once you get the hang of playing them, the orchestra’s wind instruments sound wonderful. And it’s not even that hard: with the tips shared by the Symphoniker Hamburg’s brass players, you’ll quickly be able to play a few notes. At the end, participants use pipes, tubes and funnels to build their own instrument, which they can then take home with them.The offer is aimed at children from 6 to 12 years. Adults cannot participate in this workshop.
Once you get the hang of playing them, the orchestra’s wind instruments sound wonderful. And it’s not even that hard: with the tips shared by the Symphoniker Hamburg’s brass players, you’ll quickly be able to play a few notes. At the end, participants use pipes, tubes and funnels to build their own instrument, which they can then take home with them.The offer is aimed at children from 6 to 12 years. Adults cannot participate in this workshop.
From the trumpet to the big tuba: in this one-day workshop, participants learn about brass instruments – and how to play them! The brass players of the Symphoniker Hamburg will introduce their instruments. With their tips, you can quickly play your own notes. At the end, participants makes their own instrument with tubes and funnels, which they can of course take home with them.
From the trumpet to the big tuba: in this one-day workshop, participants learn about brass instruments – and how to play them! The brass players of the Symphoniker Hamburg will introduce their instruments. With their tips, you can quickly play your own notes. At the end, participants makes their own instrument with tubes and funnels, which they can of course take home with them.
From the trumpet to the big tuba: in this one-day workshop, participants learn about brass instruments – and how to play them! The brass players of the Symphoniker Hamburg will introduce their instruments. With their tips, you can quickly play your own notes. At the end, participants makes their own instrument with tubes and funnels, which they can of course take home with them.
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