In ‘Play the Voice’, a workshop dedicated to children from 7 to 13 years, you will explore the art of building music by playing with the voice, discovering how the ability to communicate and sing are powerful tools to stimulate our sound creativity, grow our capacity for learning, and develop intuition. During the workshop, Albert Hera will also lead learning through other instruments, including the loop station, an instrument that allows us to record and reproduce our voice continuously. Join us for a workshop which seeks to give everyone the power to use their voice! This is an activity for parents and children, each benefitting from the shared experience. .

Humans have always found a way to make music and the flute, one of the oldest instruments in the world, is proof of this. Dedicated to children aged 7 to 12 years, the workshop aims to discover how everyday objects can make music with air. Blow into the neck of a bottle, a pen, a straw and finally play the flute! Come and discover how to use colours and numbers to learn music and how your body can become a musical instrument!

With the aim of stimulating the imagination of children through play and sound, the Play Toy Orchestra will present children with toy instruments. Children will not only hear professionals creating a symphony of sounds from these instruments but will join in, be invited to play and maybe even conduct the Play Toy Orchestra for a day. Through interactive games, the stimulation of sounds through unique instruments designed for children opens a new world of play. Become a member of the orchestra!

The Nay is an end-blown flute used mostly in Arabic, Persian and Turkish music. It’s been played continually for 4,500 to 5,000 years, dating back to ancient Egypt, making it one of the oldest musical instruments still in use! Nays are made of a hollow reed with six finger holes and one thumb hole. Book your space on this workshop and explore your artistic skills! Be more creative while also recognising the value of patience and concentration. Nay making for children is a fun educational experience that contributes to developing even deeper interest in and understanding of music. .

The oud is a type of lute with a pear-shaped body and a short fretless neck, it has 11 strings grouped in six courses. The most central instrument in Arabic music tradition, ouds are normally large compared to other string instruments, producing a fuller and deeper sound and a range of at least three octaves. Bring your most creative selves and friends to this exciting workshop. Learn to build something truly special with a sound that reflects history and will be central to Arabic music all your life. .