Project Music: musical audio play for children “About the Little Pawn and the Great Chess Tournament”

Project Music: musical audio play for children “About the Little Pawn and the Great Chess Tournament”

14.03 / Saturday / 12:00
Fort Sokolnickiego, ul. Czarnieckiego 51
Duration: 60 min.
Age: 3+
Tickets: 20 zł - available only online through the Biletyna system. Every person attending the event must have a ticket - both child and parent
Biletyna

The musical tale “About the Little Pawn and the Great Chess Tournament” is a story about pursuing goals, courage and fulfilling dreams. By following the adventures of the little Pawn, we meet all the pieces that take part in the game of chess. We learn basic rules and find out how many emotions this royal game can evoke.

The musical audio play is a tale in which the dubbing and soundtrack are created live on stage to beautiful animations designed by Anna Trzpil-Zagórska. We stimulate different senses through visual-sensory experiences. A rich musical layer filled with songs engages children to actively participate in the story being told. Everything is performed live!

• Aleksandra Korpak | vocals, ukulele, flute
• Jan Korpak | keyboards
• Maciej Zych | guitar, saxophone
• Aleksandra Kapuścińska | dubbing
• Jan Bogdaniuk | vocals, dubbing

Illustrations and animation: Anna Trzpil-Zagórska | Little Theater of Illustration; Ula Bruno

The Project Music ensemble was created with the youngest audience in mind. Our songs are aimed primarily at children, but adults also have a great time with them. Songs from Project Music are a journey through different musical genres, original lyrics, catchy melodies and lots of musical fun. We want valuable music to be available in every home. We invite you to our musical world!

How to get to us?

• Nearest stops: Plac Wilsona (metro, buses, trams) – about 5–7 minutes on foot, route through the park
• Access via a hardened, even park path — longer route; near Prochownia there is a path with stairs — shorter route.
• Along the park there are wide sidewalks and crossings with lowered curbs.
• Parking spaces are available nearby in a paid parking zone.
• There is no designated parking space for people with disabilities directly at the facility.

Accessibility:

• The approach areas to the Fort are paved with cobblestones
• Spaces inside the Fort are flat, without thresholds
• There is an accessible toilet for people with disabilities in the Fort
• The place is sensory-friendly
• On site there are noise-reducing headphones available to borrow

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