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16 AUGUST 2015

Sunday 16th August @ 2pm as part of Bold Kids & Co at Bold Tendencies

Workshop for kids aged 8 - 14 and their families

Register for a place here!


This interactive workshop with musicians from The Multi-Story Orchestra will explore story-telling through music.


Children aged up to 14 and their families are welcome to book a place on this workshop, which will provide a fun afternoon of musical entertainment. You don't need any prior experience of music to take part, it is open to everyone and free of charge.


MULTI-STORY "STORY TIME" FREE FAMILY MUSIC WORKSHOPS IN PECKHAM


Using the story of "The Wonderful Musician" adapted from Grimshaw's fairytale "The Lonely Musician", participants will create music for different parts of the story from the 'thunder storm' and 'fire' sections through to the 'party celebration', using materials as instruments with direction from workshop leaders. This will also introduce them to musical instruments such as the flute, harp and viola (The Wonderful Musician collects friends on his journey!) and the musical sounds that can be heard in nature.


To book a place click https://billetto.co.uk/en/events/multistory-workshop-kids-ages-8-14/tickets or contact Natalia on [email protected] or 07708224509


BOLD KIDS & CO: Sunday 16th August at Bold Tendencies: 1-2pm Yoga for children & parents 2-3.30pm Multi-Story Workshop. 2-4pm Cass Creative Corner 2-4pm Land(e)scape drawing 4-5.30pm ET Screening (2hr). More info here

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