The Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture, invites the community to participate in the Music Appreciation Workshop “Keys to Listening”, an open and free-of-charge proposal designed to create a space for meeting, reflection, and enjoyment around music.
The initiative seeks to go beyond everyday listening, promoting an experience that combines talks, guided listening, live music, and active public participation, with the aim of deepening the understanding of different musical languages.
The first meeting will be dedicated to folklore, proposing a journey through its rhythms, sonorities, and musical landscapes, highlighting one of the most representative cultural expressions of our identity.
The activity will take place next Saturday, April 11, at 9:00 a.m. at the “Malviccino” Arts Hall, located at 638 Urquiza St., and will be led by Licentiate and Professor Esteban Taubas.
From the Undersecretariat, they highlighted the importance of creating these types of accessible cultural spaces, which allow residents to approach different artistic expressions from an educational and participatory perspective.
The activity is free of charge and requires prior registration, which can be done through the registration link: https://forms.gle/
In this way, the Municipality of Concordia continues to promote proposals that strengthen access to culture and education, fostering meeting and the collective construction of knowledge in the community.
The initiative seeks to go beyond everyday listening, promoting an experience that combines talks, guided listening, live music, and active public participation, with the aim of deepening the understanding of different musical languages.
The first meeting will be dedicated to folklore, proposing a journey through its rhythms, sonorities, and musical landscapes, highlighting one of the most representative cultural expressions of our identity.
The activity will take place next Saturday, April 11, at 9:00 a.m. at the “Malviccino” Arts Hall, located at 638 Urquiza St., and will be led by Licentiate and Professor Esteban Taubas.
From the Undersecretariat, they highlighted the importance of creating these types of accessible cultural spaces, which allow residents to approach different artistic expressions from an educational and participatory perspective.
The activity is free of charge and requires prior registration, which can be done through the registration link: https://forms.gle/
In this way, the Municipality of Concordia continues to promote proposals that strengthen access to culture and education, fostering meeting and the collective construction of knowledge in the community.