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Education
A Tale of Five Cellos may be used as part of a series that demonstrates different orchestral instruments.
A package is available on request that comprises programme details, elements, features, aims and objectives, ideas for activities before and after visit, diagrams of instruments and bows that may be copied and circulated round the classroom, teachers' notes, a timeline with illustrations and full biographical details.
Other ideas to be tied in with a solo recital:
Individual lessons in the following categories:
Young child plus one parent (Age 4-11)
Consultation lessons (Age 11-18)
Cello students (Age 18-25) wishing to develop their performance practice in private lessons or masterclasses
Teachers wishing to teach early style on modern instruments
Professional players who wish to develop their historical techniques
Group lessons in the following categories:
using specific repertoire e.g. Associated Board, Suzuki
Several students or teachers with a common aim playing repertoire of own choice
Suzuki groups
Chamber music coaching
A teacher with his/her pupils
Larger groups in the following categories:
Conferences: recital or demonstration similar to 'A Tale of Five Cellos'
INSET days to include orchestral coaching, individual lessons and demonstration
Masterclasses
Orchestral days for teachers
Talks for students or teachers
Even larger educational events with the Revolutionary Drawing Room
'Liberty, Equality, Fraternity'
A programme about the French Revolution originally commissioned by the Wigmore Hall. It involves costumes, special props, audience participation and the use of a serpent!
Programmes may be designed for any size of ensemble from a duo to an orchestra. |
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