TIN SALAD AND TINWARE PLAYERS
Lausch Concert

Who cleans up today?

Something strange has happened in the kitchen: pots are drumming, spoons are clattering, plates are singing, and the crockery has taken on a life of its own. Everyday objects give rise to a musical world full of rhythms, sounds and surprises. But as the chaos grows ever greater, one important question remains unanswered: who’s doing the washing-up today?

One moment listening quietly, the next on the move, dancing and singing. The popular ‘Lausch-Konzerte’ will once again delight concert-goers of all ages during the 26/27 season. The audience are once again right up close to the music and can watch the musicians at work on keys, strings, keys, valves and vocal cords. In the new season, we’ll be exploring questions such as whether princesses really do have to wear only pink, who actually tidies up when pots, plates and all manner of tinware suddenly start making music together, whether Fink Fridolin and Frechdachs Frida might become friends – and whether a grand performance always requires perfect notes, or whether sometimes all it takes is the courage to let your own voice be heard.

For children from 4 - 11 years

Duration: approx. 50 minutes

In cooperation with the 'Rucksackprojekt' of the Team Vielfalt Stadt Salzburg