Program - primary school

Music Laboratory for 1st–3rd Grade of Primary School

How Music Is Created Through Musical Experiments

This program is designed as a music workshop in which children discover the principles of modern music through hands-on musical experiments.

Children observe how a composition is gradually created, similar to professional music production – by layering rhythm, bass, and melody.

The program uses music inspired by Disney movies familiar to children and shows how such compositions are made.

What Children Discover During the Program:

• how a modern song/composition is created
• how rhythm and tempo work
• how instruments collaborate and why cooperation is important
• how the energy of music is built

What Children Get to Try:

• rhythm experiments
• musical cooperation
• creating parts of a composition

The program is designed so that children are not passive listeners, but actively think, create, and participate.

Educational Benefits:

The program naturally complements music education and develops:

• creativity
• attention and focus
• cooperation
• musical perception
• confidence to participate

How the Program Works:

The program demonstrates the creation of a musical piece from a simple rhythm to a complete composition through musical experiments.

At the beginning, it also includes an educational section about musical instruments and instrument families. Children explore how music and movement affect our emotions.

Children practice teamwork by playing percussion instruments in groups.

The program ends with a shared musical experiment – creating a composition together with all the children.

A program where children do not experience music as listeners, but as creators.

Organizational Information:

Duration: 45 minutes
Suitable for: 1st–3rd grade of primary school
Group size: two classes
Space required: small gym or a larger cleared classroom
Technical requirements: 230V power outlet, table/desk for equipment storage