Family Concert: TONALITO – a Mexican Shell Fairy Tale

Description

An ancient indigenous fairy tale about the creation of the Earth through sound and light – with music by Mexican composer Arturo Pantaleon. Four large snail shells, a horn, and many traditional indigenous flutes and percussion instruments are used – and at the end, a real Aztec in traditional mask and costume performs a ritual dance to invoke divine powers… Followed by a communal peace dance and the opportunity to view and try out many unusual instruments!
Flute: Katja Reinbold · Horn: Arturo Pantaleon · Percussion: Felix Mendoza · Dance: Chamino · Narrator: Andreas Peer Kähler. Suitable for ages 5 and up – 60 minutes Illustration: Tanja Szekessy

Highlights

• Family concert with music by Arturo Pantaleon
• An ancient indigenous fairy tale about sound and light
• Followed by a peace dance and instrument workshop

General Information

The family concert "TONALITO" takes place at the Rudolf-Steiner-Haus in Berlin and is aimed at children aged 5 and up. It combines music, dance, and interactive elements to tell the story of the Earth's creation.

Location

Bernadottestraße 90/92, 14195 Berlin, Germany

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