DATE: 09/05/2026 TIME: 14:30 - 15:30 LANGUAGE: English only PRICE: €25. Stadpass: €5.

These engaging workshops for children aged 3–5 are designed to spark creativity, build confidence, and support early musical development. Each session combines songs, interactive rhythm games, and hands-on exploration of percussion instruments such as shakers, drums, and bells. Through clapping, tapping, and playing together, children begin to develop a sense of rhythm, timing, and listening skills.

Activities are designed to introduce simple patterns, turn-taking, and group play, helping children build coordination and social skills in a fun and supportive setting.

Movement and dance are an essential part of each session, encouraging children to jump, spin, stretch, and respond to music in both guided and free ways. These activities support balance, motor skills, and body awareness while giving children space to express themselves.

With a balance of structure and creativity, these sessions create a warm and lively environment where children can explore music, learn new skills, and enjoy making music together.

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HOSTED BY

Tania Zountsa is a Greek saxophonist, composer, and improviser based in Amsterdam.
Starting with guitar at 9, she discovered her passion for improvisation and later connected deeply with saxophone.
Her musical journey spans classical training in Greece, studies in Brussels and Netherlands (BMus Jazz Saxophone and MMus), and Music Therapy exploration.
Tania researches the ancient Greek music system, blending contemporary and traditional elements in her compositions.
She leads Singularity Point, released debut album "AWAKE" (2022), ASSEMBLAGES OF THE SELF(2026), and just recorded the third album inspired by lunar cycles.
Her projects include MARUSKES (Norma fund recipient, improvisation-focused duo with notable commissions including Marguerite Humeau exhibitions), Paper Throne, and solo project S ☉ U L T ▽ N, which combines music with visual art and explores heritage and identity. Active in Amsterdam's Treehouse artistic community, she focuses on original, improvisation-centered projects and multidisciplinary collaborations.