Tiny little mouth organ
Become a pilot school
We want to align the training programme as closely as possible to the actual needs of teachers and pupils. We therefore invite you and your teaching staff to accompany us with a small team of teachers during the development phase as a pilot school.
A steam locomotive in music lessons? Absolutely! Because its ChuChuuu is easy to imitate and also very musical. Take a harmonica, two chords, a portion of rhythm, some breathing air and a shrill, weird movement to the seventh as the train pulls in. ChuChuuuu …
Further training for teachers in public schools
With a new advanced training programme, we would like to create an opportunity for teachers to find out how they can introduce children and young people to music with the harmonica, no matter what stage they are at in their career.
There is hardly any other instrument on which children and young people can achieve musical success and make music together as quickly as on the harmonica. The instrument can provide excellent services in school lessons.
- A harmonica is cheap and pretty cool.
- It provides a low-threshold introduction to music.
- Teachers can use the harmonica to teach the technical and social skills required in music at a wide range of class levels.
- Because the harmonica is both a melodic and rhythmic instrument, it is perfect for making music together in groups.
- Where cultural and/or socio-economic reasons make access to music and classical instruments difficult, the harmonica can open doors.
Deal with stress and anxiety
Special breathing techniques can help to deal with stress and anxiety. These patterns can balance the autonomous nervous system, strengthen the immune system, induce states of calmness and meditation and improve concentration. The harmonica, being the only wind instrument that produces sound both inhaling and exhaling, is the perfect tool for children to work on these breathing patterns in an entertaining way. You can achieve peacefulness and make it fun!