fostering cooperation through music
Ladders to Heaven game by Museum Rietberg Zürich now available for free from the AppStore: my music figures in a digital interpretation of the ancient Indian board game “Snakes and Ladders” that uncovers the marvelous world of Indian painting.
Ladders to HeavenDieses iPad/iPhone* Game ist eine Neuinterpretation des indischen Brettspiels «Snakes and Ladders». Die Ästhetik und Musik des Spiels beruhen auf altindischer Malerei und indischen Rhythmen. Jetzt gratis herunterladen im AppStore! Ein Besuch der Ausstellungen des Museum Rietberg in Zürich lohnt sich! * kompatibel mit den neuen Modellen des iPod touch
We advocate “Music for All” and work in consultation with employers, educators, festival organisers and exhibition curators in many countries. What do we all have in common? A belief that musical self-expression matters to individuals and communities alike. For this we have contributed to ISME world conferences for music education in Kuala Lumpur, Bologna, Thessaloniki and Glasgow. In …
Interested in “other” ways of teaching and sharing music, Ludwig studied South Indian music at the Kalakshetra, specialized in bamboo flute under the guidance of his Indian teacher, and authored The Oxford Illustrated Companion to South Indian Classical Music. He lives in Amsterdam. | More >> For over a decade he has collaborated with Yogeswaran, a …
His publications include a critically acclaimed reference work, The Oxford Illustrated Companion to South Indian Classical Music (“the most thorough study of Carnatic music” according to historian of religions and musicologist Guy L. Beck), and articles for journals and exhibition catalogues. Find his publications on www.worldcat.org >> “Thinking and learning in South Indian Music” in: Cslovjecsek, Markus, and Madeleine Zulauf. Integrated Music Education: …
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