Music Between the Familiar and the New
Cultural engagement through innovative projects for music lessons. Classical meets pop – a bridge between generations.
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Teaching Materials for Music Lessons
New projects for your music lessons
Mov(i)ement
In the fourth and final module, students experience the fusion of classical and modern music through movement and dance.
Expressive Listening
Students practise active listening by capturing what they hear in pictures and then talking about their artwork.
Let’s mix it!
Students become creative musicians themselves and take their first steps with the music production software BandLab.
Double Interview
The ‘fictional interview’ method helps students understand and internalise complex topics and concepts.
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What Teachers Say
Feedback from the classroom
Discussing the impact of the music was brilliant. It encourages social interaction and allows learners to experience different perspectives. A really successful task!
Music teacher
Primary school, Vienna
The modules went down very well with the pupils and created a motivating learning atmosphere."
Teacher
Secondary school
Thank you very much – we really enjoyed it, and the pupils took part attentively and enthusiastically.
Teacher
Secondary school