Classic music made accessible for young people. It is generelly accepted nowadays that it is not sufficient for cultural organizations, such as the Bruckner Orchester, to define themselves only by their repertoire and concert programs, but rather that such organizations have to redefine their positions in society.The work with children and teenagers being of primary importance, the great challenge is to find an articulate approach for young people for the music of a symphony orchestra in a world overflowing with entertainment and spare time activities. The Bruckner Orchester considers this to be a social responsibility and meets this challenge through its involvement in special projects (for exemple for people of immigrant backgrounds), like the MOVE.ON program. MOVE.ON was initiated in the season of 2002.03 and has become an Upper Austrian model for success throughout Europe. MOVE.ON offers workshops in which teams of orchestra members visit schools of Upper Austria in order to prepare children and teenagers for concerts in targeted and age-appropriate workshops which accordingly are in line with students' interests and needs. Ths success story with over 7 000 inspired concert visitors per year will definitely be an important part of our program during the season 2009.10. A warm welcome! Dr. Albert Landertinger, Director; Christiane Bähr, Organization Kooperationspartner: Arbeiterkammer OÖ, Landesjugendreferat OÖ, Pädagogische Hochschule des Bundes, Institut für Fort- und Weiterbildung APS, OÖ Landesmusikschulwerk, Landesschulrat für Oberösterreich, Bildungshaus Schloss Puchberg, Anton Bruckner Privatuniversität , Brucknerhaus Linz, Landestheater Linz. MOVE.ON office OÖ Theater und Orchester GmbH Bruckner Orchester Linz Promenade 39, 4010 Austria phone 0043/732/7611-180 move.on@bruckner-orchester.at Arbeiterkammer OÖ is sponsor of MOVE.ON. |
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It is generelly accepted nowadays that it is not sufficient for cultural organizations, such as the Bruckner Orchester, to define themselves only by their repertoire and concert programs, but rather that such organizations have to redefine their positions in society.




