With various activities such as “Conversations” interventions with a special concert. Within the framework of these celebrates The National Program for Children’s and Youth Orchestras and Choirs will be relaunched.
Music Week will be celebrated from November 23 to 26 with a series of activities organized by the Undersecretary of Social and Cultural Education of the Ministry of Education, through the National Plan of Arts, was reported today.
For four days, talks will be shared with personalities from different fields of education and culture about music teaching practices and shared experiences with teachers, musicians and musicians who were part of the National Program of Children’s Orchestras and Choirs will be shared. Juveniles del Bicentenario, according to a statement from the educational portfolio.
These open and virtual talks will be broadcast by youtube.com/educacionar and they are intended for male and female teachers, professors and professors who participate in choirs and youth children’s orchestras throughout the country and music students in general.
In addition, the jurisdictional technical teams and teachers of orchestras, ensembles and choirs, will have a specific instance of joint work with the Coordination of the National Plan of Arts, in which the guidelines and actions arising from the Plan will be presented.
With the presence of the Minister of Education, Jaime Perczyk, personalities of culture and members of trade union and human rights organizations, among others, The National Program for Children’s and Youth Orchestras and Choirs will be relaunched.
CHILDREN AND YOUTH ORCHESTRAS
Within this framework, on Wednesday, November 24 at 6 p.m., a concert will be offered by two children’s choirs by Alejandro Korn and Lomas de Zamora, Buenos Aires, from the Provincial Program of Orchestras and Choirs, and instrumental and vocal groups made up of former members of the Bicentennial Youth Orchestra and Choir.
These musicians and musicians formed in the orchestras and choirs of the program today are professional artists in different spaces such as the Colón Theater, the Argentine Theater of Silver and the National Symphony.
In this regard, Perczyk expressed: “It is a joy to re-launch a program as important as this with a live music event. These orchestras are a tool for training and social inclusion through culture for girls and boys and an initiative that we must always support ”.
Musical groups from different parts of the country who will share their repertoire will also participate in this concert, through a virtual exhibition.
From its origins, personalities of music such as Alejo Pérez, María del Carmen Aguilar, Néstor Andrenacci, Ignacio García Vidal (Spain), Popi Spatocco, Víctor Heredia, Peteco Carabajal, Stefan Lano (Switzerland), Gyn Williams (Wales), David Haroutunian (France), Mariano Moruja, Digna Guerra (Cuba), Daniel Binelli, Cecilia Rossetto, Alicia Terzian, Virginia Bono, Emir Saúl, Eduardo Hubert, Cuauhtemoc Rivera Guzmán (Mexico), Eduardo García Barrios ( Mexico), Ariel Alonso (France) among other musicians and musicians, trainers and trainers.
NATIONAL VIRTUAL MEETING
According to the schedule of the “Music Week” released by the Ministry of Education, On Tuesday, November 23, at 6:00 p.m., the virtual National Meeting will be held with members of the jurisdictional technical teams.
On Wednesday November 24, also at 6 pm, will be the re-launching concert of the National Program of Children’s and Youth Orchestras and Choirs. They will also participate, through a virtual exhibition, groups of orchestras and choirs from different parts of the country.
At the same time, On Thursday 25 and at the same time, the discussion is scheduled “Some considerations on the relationship between text and music in Choral Literature”, by the choir director and pedagogue Néstor Andrenacci.
Then, at 7:30 p.m., it will be the turn of the conversation “Integration of musical language to the activities of orchestras and choirs”, by the choir director and pedagogue María del Carmen Aguilar.
Finally, On Friday, November 26, at 6:00 p.m., the discussion will be held “On the side over there”, on the orchestras and choirs of Argentina seen and heard by a Spanish conductor, conducted by Ignacio García Vidal.
On Friday, at 7:30 p.m., it will continue with the conversation “Arranging Popular Music for Orchestra, trying not to break something that already works”, by the pianist and composer Gustavo “Popi” Spatocco.
The talks and the concert will be broadcast on the YouTube channel of the Ministry of Education of the Nation, concluded the statement of the educational portfolio.
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