ISMFA STUDENTS´ ACHIEVEMENTS
Events
- Concert in Atrium Žižkov 24/5 2013
Come to see what our students can do!
- Concerts overview!
Plan the events with your children
- 08/06 2013 Closing Dance Performance
ISMFA students and prfessional dancers
Departments Music Reception Music Ateliers (4–6)
RECEPTION MUSIC ATELIERS |
Children from 4 – 6 years of ageEarly music education is an effective means of the development of the mental and intellectual sphere.
The Music Atelier for preschool children is a place where the child gets the chance to develop his or her musical abilities and motor skills in a natural and entertaining way. This differs from the Music Nursery Ateliers by a wider scope of study, more challenging assignments and, most importantly, it includes the study of music theory. The children play various musical games, perform musical stories, play Orff instruments, and get acquainted with the main music instruments. At the same time, the collective of other children stimulates your child to perceive and react to impulses from other people, and hence to develop his or her social abilities. The lessons are conducted by experienced teachers, in a friendly and lively atmosphere.
PROGRAMME:The Development of the Sense of Rhythm
The Development of the Sense of Melody
The Development of the Sense of Harmony
Singing, Dance, and Drama
Introduction to Musical Theory
Orff orchestra
Various music instruments
Lesson duration: 30 minutes
WHAT DISTINGUISHES US FROM THE REST?
Are you wondering why to choose the ISMFA?
Contact: Bc. Eva Řeháková, phone: 731 445 213, e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
FEES and CONDITIONS:
No enrollment fee. Study is separated into terms. Upon the commencement of lessons, students are required to pay and finish one complete term. The payment can be made either in cash at the first or second lesson or by bank transfer. If the fees are more than 30 days overdue, the student may be dismissed from the classes. Any alternative arrangements must be discussed and approved by the school administration.
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