The workshop conducted as part of "Self-Made" is dedicated to building unusual musical instruments with your own hands. During the 2-hour workshop we create from scratch several simple instruments, the construction of which is within the reach of an amateur working with an instructor. The aim of this activity is to draw the attention of participants to the possibility of using inexpensive technical solutions, thanks to which it is possible to produce acoustic sound from a real source.
Each workshop participant can try to build a playing object using the technique and experience of the workshop leaders.
During the work, we will learn the basic principles of musical instruments in a practical way. An important feature of the proposed work is the low price and widespread availability of materials that we will use to make the playing objects.
Due to the use of sharp tools, we invite people over 10 years of age, and younger ones only with an actively working guardian. We provide all the tools and materials necessary for the work. We try to work with recycled materials, but also supplement them with necessary purchases. Built instruments, of course, participants take with them.
The workshop is free but registration through the registration form is mandatory - places are limited!
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The Small Instruments Group was formed in 2006, on the initiative of Pawel Romanchuk, as a result of his fascination with unusual sound sources.
Pawel Romanchuk,born in 1975, received his musical education in the double bass class at the Ist. State Music School in Boleslawiec. Musician, composer, since 2006 he develops his search in the field of unusual sound sources. Founder of the Small Instruments group in Wroclaw, where he realizes his own artistic needs. He has written music for more than 20 films and theatrical performances, published his own music on 15 LPs, SPs, CDs and DVDs in Poland, Japan and France, and played about 300 concerts in Europe and Asia. He has amassed a unique collection of more than 700 unusual musical instruments, used in concert, recording and publishing activities.
Admission is free!
Vox Artis
Concordia Taste
event subsidized by the budget of the City of Poznan
