Neutraubling Music School: Fit with Music” workshop for young talents!

Neutraubling Music School: Fit with Music” workshop for young talents!

On September 11, 2025, a workshop entitled “Fit with Music” will take place at the Rathaus Music School. This is aimed at students of the municipal singing and music school from the second grade onwards. Registration for the event is required by October 2, 2025 at the music school secretariat, as stadt-neutraubling.de reports.

The “Fit with Music” workshop is part of a broader commitment to music education in the region, which also includes the “Music Up Close!” program. belongs to the Hanover Music School. This program promotes music education through various events, including school concerts and workshops, all aimed at reflecting the cultural diversity of society, such as [hannover.de].

Cultural diversity in focus

A central element of the program in Hanover is the new program “Music Global”, which focuses on cultural diversity and aims to appeal to everyone in Hanover. The workshops include exciting topics such as “The Colorful Birds”, inspired by a Ghanaian fairy tale, and “African Drumming”, in which the djembé is the focus. There will also be a workshop on the pan flute from the Andes, which embodies some 5,000-year-old traditions.

The school concert “Kreuz & Quer” offers a musical journey across seas and continents and also focuses on the story of Momo, who brings back stolen time, based on the book by Michael Ende. Participation is even free for students with the HannoverAktivPass and special needs students, while moderate flat rates apply for other school classes.

Importance of cultural education

Cultural education not only plays a crucial role in music education, but also promotes topics such as creativity and critical thinking. According to unesco.de, it supports the discussion of social and personal challenges and promotes a respectful approach to cultural and social diversity. This strengthens intercultural dialogue and enables active participation in shaping society.

In Germany there is a wide range of cultural education that is supported by the state and civil society. This shows how important it is to integrate cultural education into all types of schools and as a component of art and cultural institutions. The central actors are teachers, educators and cultural venues such as museums and theaters.

The events at the Hanover Music School and the “Fit with Music” workshop in Neutraubling are examples of the important steps to promote cultural education that support both the personal and collective development of the participants.