Synopsis
How do you turn a simple tune into something rich and dynamic?
Designed specially for Educators, join Open Score Project for an engaging, hands-on workshop. Drawing inspiration from the musical performance A Sea of Stories: Music and Myths from Southeast Asia, this session introduces practical ways to foster collaboration and creativity in the music classroom.
Participants will explore the ensemble’s open-score approach, learning to create, improvise and respond to one another through sound. Guided exercises will develop skills in listening, timing and ensemble awareness, offering strategies to help students build confidence and musical sensitivity. Bring along your own instrument and experience how improvisation can nurture teamwork, imagination and joy in collective music-making.
This workshop is recommended for Music Educators.
Learning Objectives
Through this workshop, participants will learn to:
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Apply open-score techniques within an ensemble setting to develop a simple melody into richer musical textures.
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Facilitate collaborative music-making by guiding students to create, improvise and respond to one another through sound.
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Use improvisation as a teaching tool to encourage creativity, musical sensitivity and confidence in the classroom. Design classroom activities that nurture teamwork, imagination and joyful collective music-making using flexible instrumentation.
What to Expect
Participants will be actively involved in hands-on music-making throughout the session and are encouraged to bring their own instrument to play during the workshop.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When a show is cancelled, ticket buyers will be duly notified by the event organiser primarily via email. You may also be notified through the event organiser's authorised ticketing agent, media or any other applicable communication channels. Information will be provided on where and when you can get your refund. For postponed performances for which the date of the new performance is known, refunds are optional.
For free programmes, any cancellations or postponements will be updated on the event website and/or relevant official communication channels. As no tickets are issued, refunds do not apply.

