Jazz Concert at School

Performed by: Masakhe

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You hear music everywhere around you: on radio, on the streets, in church, but do you know how music is made? Have you ever attended a real concert? With this project, we bring jazz music to schools. Children experience South African jazz during a real concert. They get to meet and greet the musicians and their instruments. There is also room for any questions you always wanted to ask. This concert is not only great fun for children, but also for their teachers and parents. So let’s all swing to South African jazz classics and the latest songs.

Optionally the children can be prepared for this experience by a music introduction class by one of our music teachers.

As the Luthuli Museum we are thankful for the opportunity to have partnered with iSupport Music Business in conducting the fun and educational day for the children of Groutville. The programme allowed the museum an opportunity to uphold one of Chief Albert Luthuli’s values to enhance education. The programme proved to be a very fun filled day and was enjoyed as an extra mural activity for children as they learned a lot on this day.Luthuli Museum

Details

Duration:
1 hour and 30 minute workshop
Recommended Age:
4 years – Adult
Recommended Grade:
Grade R – Grade 12
Language(s):
Non-Verbal (first language) / Non-Verbal (second language)
Curriculum Connection:
Life Orientation/Life Skills, Music
Themes Covered:
Life skills

Seen by

Amatikulu Primary, Eshowe High, Groutville High, Phezulu High (Hammarsdale), Sansikane Primary (Cato Ridge), Stanger Secondary, Tongaat Secondary, Vilakazi Primary (Groutville), Wiggins Primary (Durban)