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Musical encounters from the Stone Age to the 19th century. For children and families What might the world have sounded like centuries ago? We can’t travel back in time – but music brings us surprisingly close to the past. Together, we’ll immerse ourselves in the soundscapes of bygone eras: from the

Musical encounters from the Stone Age to the 19th century. For children and families What might the world have sounded like centuries ago? We cannot travel back in time – but through music we can get surprisingly close to the past. Together, we’ll immerse ourselves in the soundscapes of bygone eras:

Musical encounters from the Stone Age to the 19th century. For children and families What did the world sound like many hundreds of years ago? We cannot travel back in time – but through music we can come very close to the past. Together, we’ll immerse ourselves in the soundscapes of bygone eras: fr

How is sound created from air? Interactive tour for families and children When we hear a sound, air moves – just like waves in water. Imagine blowing into a flute or singing: when you do this, you set the air in motion. This air begins to vibrate. The vibrations travel through the air until they rea

Children’s festival celebrating the Instrument of the Year, featuring interactive concerts, quizzes and the chance to try out instruments. The accordion is a true musical all-rounder. Whether it’s jazz, classical, Balkan beats, klezmer or a fair – the sounds of the accordion always lift the mood! It

Find your perfect party instrument! Hands-on tour for families and children With June Telletxea Which instrument guarantees a successful party? Together we’ll go on a discovery tour of the museum. The instrument should be loud, easy to carry, simple to play – and above all, spread good cheer. Along

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A musical journey of discovery through old Berlin. For families and children. In German As far back as 600 years ago, Berlin was a hive of musical activity. The Electors were entertained by choirboys, town pipers and court musicians. Some 200 years later, the Berlin court orchestra was one of the la

Angela Winkler and Hans-Jörn Brandenburg present new musical settings of poems by Else Lasker-Schüler. On 19 April 1933, Else Lasker-Schüler fled Berlin and Hitler’s Germany in a hurry to Switzerland. In collaboration with the Else Lasker-Schüler Society in Wuppertal, the State Institute for Music R

A project by Japanese musicians Keisuke Matsuno and Taiko Saito, situated at the intersection of composition and improvisation Wonder Marimo 4 Antonis Anissegos, piano, electronics Keisuke Matsuno, guitar, electronics Taiko Saito, vibraphone Moritz Baumgärtner, drums Wonder Marimo 4 is a project by