Want to learn the bones of the human body - from our smallest bone and how it helps us hear sounds and music, right through to the largest bone in the body?
Moving Music offers fun and therapeutic musical experiences through the use of mixed percussion instruments .
Music is proven to make our bodies and minds healthier. It's great fun and is for everyone. Absolutely no experience needed. Easy to play instruments, drums and percussion provided.
We'll learn the various bones of the body through song and how our muscles create the movement used to generate sound through the use of mixed percussion instruments.
Workshops run for 1hr 30min and require an accompanying (non-paying) adult per child.
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