The concerts offer an authentically artistic musical experience to the children. The relationship which is created with the musicians is in no way intended to be merely entertainment. Instrumental and vocal pieces from classical, jazz and popular repertoire are performed.
The children can freely express their emotions and their lively curiosity during the concert.
Parents, care givers, teachers and older children will be encouraged to join in singing vocal accompaniment during some of the pieces performed by the musicians.
The musicians are positioned around the public in an open formation interacting with children through musical improvisation which initiates from the spontaneous vocal responses of the children to the music they hear.

THE CONCERTS

- Musa expecting (for pregnant women and next fathers)
- Musa 0-2: I perceive… (with families or caregivers)
- Musa 2-3: I move! (with families or early care educators)
- Musa 3-5: I discover (families or preschool teachers)
- Musa 6-10: I experience (families or school teachers)
- Musa together (the whole family)

Spaces
A - Hall without seats (with a wooden or carpet floor): where the musicians circle
the public sitting on the ground.
B - Hall with a free space and seats: the musicians form a U shape around the public
seated on the ground, while also facing people in seats.
C - Typical concert hall with a stage.

Musicians
Musa Ensemble
Andrea Apostoli (conducting, flute, voice) + musicians of various extractions in small or large ensemble according to the situation
Musicians offered from the buyer institution
Andrea Apostoli will build the format starting from the number and kind of instruments or voices available.
(Symphonic Orchestra, Various chamber ensembles - classical, baroque, contemporary - Vocal groups)
During the rehearsal Andrea Apostoli will prepare the musicians to sing melodies without words and circle songs.

Technical needs
If the acoustic of the hall requires it, microphones should be provided for instruments and voices.