Classroom Pieces
On the road in classrooms in and around Basel
«Kinder brauchen Struwwelpeter»
For children and young people aged 6-11
By and with Eva Miribung violin, Jan Wollmann trumpet, Konstantin Timokhine compositions, arrangements, horn, Georg Dettweiler violoncello, Salomé Im Hof direction
Paulinchen with the lighter, Hans Guck in die Luft and Co.: Four characters from "Struwwelpeter" come to life, each with their own musical colour. The audience also takes on small roles, be they laughing fish or clattering crockery...
Struwwelpeter Hör-Album
Der Struwwelpeter, played and sung by a quartet of the Basel Chamber Orchestra.
"Look, here he stands. Fie! Der Struwwelpeter..."
The eight famous stories from the timeless children's book based on the idea, concept and staging of director Salomé Im Hof, in witty, theatrical settings and arrangements by Konstantin Timokhine as an audio album.
The original chronological order of the original book has been retained, so it is easy to read along in the book and follow the pictures. Between the episodes, questions are asked in short intermezzi - spoken by and for children. Stimulating for children to form their own thoughts and valuable as a teaching aspect of the audio album - a fun treat for the whole family!
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Eva Miribung (violin, banjo), Georg Dettweiler (violoncello), Konstantin Timokhine (horn) and Jan Wollmann (trumpet) make music, sing and tell the popular stories colourfully, rhythmically and groovily, profoundly and poetically: for young and old, recommended from 5 years.
«Heim-Spiel»
For children and young people from the age of 10
By and with Etele Dosa clarinet, Simon Lilly trumpet, Tamás Vásárhelyi violin, Christoph Dangel violoncello, Salomé Im Hof direction
What happens when the first violinist can't keep time? What if not everything goes smoothly between people on tour? And what does Beethoven's Fifth Symphony actually sound like backwards?
With a rolling suitcase in one hand and an instrument in the other, four musicians give an insight into their everyday lives with wit, acumen and lots of music.
Contact
Contact person for education:
Eva Miribung
eva.miribung@kammerorchesterbasel.ch