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When the Clef Opens the Treasure Chest – Concert for the Little Ones

organized by Stiftung Mozarteum

An interactive musical experience for children up to 4 years old: Violin, zither, marimba, and flute transport you into a colorful world of sound. Join in, listen, and marvel – a feast for all the senses!

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Description

This interactive concert invites children up to four years old and their accompanying adults to playfully discover the world of music. Violin, zither, marimba, and flute become sounding treasures, opening a treasure chest full of surprises with melodies, rhythms, and colorful timbres. Each program is unique, sometimes focusing on string, plucked, or wind instruments, and other times on percussion or voice.

The central focus is on shared experience: children are invited to listen, observe, and actively participate. Visual and tactile elements complement the music, creating a holistic experience. Through the playful and lively moderation by Doris Valtiner and the participation of Bálint Kovács (flute), Guillermo Martinez (violin), Fabian Schumann (zither), and Martina Weninger (marimba & percussion), the concert becomes an inclusive adventure—for all children, regardless of special needs.

In cooperation with the Department of Elementary Music and Dance Pedagogy – Orff Institute at the Mozarteum University Salzburg.

Additional Information

Event Language
German
Entry fee
Paid
Note:
Only for children up to 4 years old
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