1) The Auditorium Music Garden (with Rome City Council’s education and schools office Assessorato alle politiche educative e scolastiche del Comune di Roma and the CEMEA). For primary schools

A “sound” walk through wooden musical-sound structures to explore and draw out sounds and rhythms for enjoyment and listening in a series of creative-play experiences. A way of stimulating the children and their creativity by learning how to listen to rhythm, music and narration. This study-workshop aims to offer children the opportunity to explore the direct and motivating means of expression like music, which simultaneously requires disciplined training and acts as a stimulating learning tool to promote movement and relational communication.

2) Learning about Art with “l’Arte all’Auditorium” (with Rome City Council’s education and schools office Assessorato alle politiche educative e scolastiche del Comune di Roma and the CEMEA). For primary schools

This course aims to develop children’s appreciation of art by teaching them the techniques and themes of art-objects at the same time as stimulating personal creativity and expression. These play-creative game studies are tailored to different age groups. Each exhibition will be the core inspiration for a project of artistic expression by focussing on art and creativity, using innovative games, experiments, inventiveness and inter-active recreation to eventually result in each child’s creation. The children will be encouraged throughout to give free reign to their imagination in the use of mainly recycled items.

Programme:

10h00 – 10h20 Welcome. The children are welcomed with a short period of playful, musical entertainment and then accompanied to the Cavea for the first activities.
10h20 – 10h40 Snack period. An informal interval for getting acquainted with the teachers, other children and their surroundings.
10.40 -12.30 Activities. The children are divided into two groups. Each group in turn is taken round the 50-minute children’s guided tour and the musical garden itinerary in the Serra. These two activities take place on Mondays to Fridays from October through to May. School admission cost 6 Euros per student.

3) Guided Tours of the Auditorium Parco della Musica. For secondary school students.

There are discovery and architectural tours of the Auditorium Parco della Musica which allow students to explore the music halls and museum spaces, in addition to the archaeological areas. Lessons, meetings, workshops, stages and theatrical, musical events are organised to compliment these tours and bring both children and older students closer to the world of art and music through a range of educational and training projects.

Programme:

The itinerary is subject to change due to programming, includes: the Santa Cecilia, Sinopoli, Petrassi Halls, Rehearsal room, Cavea, Foyer, Hanging Garden, Archaeological Museum. Obligatory booking for guided tours. Cost for schools 5 Euros per student.

For further information telephone: 06 80241281 or Email: visiteguidate@musicaperroma.it