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La MÚSICA DIBUIXADA és un taller interactiu i participatiu de música adreçat a infants de 4 a 8 anys. En una única sessió (de 50 minuts de durada) ens proposem dos objectius: explicar als més menuts què és i què fa un compositor i ensenyar-los a dibuixar música sense fer servir ni llapis ni paper. Com? Explorant noves sensacions a partir de treballar la fantasia, el gest i la imaginació, alhora que escoltem la música. En un format molt original i exquisit, estimulem la creativitat dels més menuts, i en provocar la seva imaginació els fem descobrir la vessant més lúdica i sensual de la música
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