Two men with tubas and brass instruments

Event Details

This event finished on 06 March 2020


This event is part of Music Live, an exciting annual festival of events, offering young people a taste of world-class music up close; players from top orchestras and bands come into schools and venues across the county, giving concerts, running workshops, and playing alongside young musicians.

Norfolk Music Hub is working in partnership with Cambridgeshire Music to host these fantastic opportunities in schools in the King’s Lynn area.

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4, 5, 6 March: Travelling By Tuba

Olympic Show and Workshop
Especially designed to link with the 32nd Olympic Games taking place in Tokyo in July and August 2020, our show begins with the Japanese National Anthem and a flag waving opening ceremony. Imagine you are in the New National Stadium in Tokyo and hear the Olympic Hymn before the competition starts. The games originated in Greece and we feature the ancient Greek pan pipes before visiting every continent – African Kudus, Australian Didjeridu, American Sousaphone, Italian Cimbasso and the Asian Dungs to name just a few. Be amazed by the Musical Athletics, how high, how low, how long, how fast! Try and keep up in the Flight of the Bumble Bee. The show reaches a climax with our unique Olympic Sports Suite – a Real Gold Medal Winner.

Packed with audience participation, this cross-curricular performances contains links to Science, Geography, History and Music. The show is aimed at children from Foundation, Keystage 1 and Keystage 2 altogether up to a maximum of 450 children. Performing in over 150 schools a year, with 28 years of experience the musicians are excellent at crowd control! The workshop is for a group of 45 children who will create and put together a piece of sporting music that can be performed by the children to the rest of the school as part of the show. Primarily using hand percussion the children will be part of their very own orchestra. A full day option can culminate in a presentation by the children to the rest of the school and/or parents. Alternatively, the full day can be packed with workshops. All days start with the whole school show.

‘..have mastered taking groups of children from rip-roaring laughter to solemn concentration.’ Classical Music Magazine

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This performance will be visiting Highgate Infant School, Gaywood Primary School, West Lynn Primary School, Middleton Primary School, Clenchwarton Primary School, Tilney St Lawrence Primary School, Gayton Primary School, Watlington
Primary School, Churchill Park Academy.