Educational Programme SING!
SING! is the educational programme of the Rundfunkchor Berlin, launched in 2011. Its goal is to sustainably embed singing together as a natural form of expression in everday (school) life and to introduce children, adults, and educators to the art of singing and vocal stage culture.
The programme works in partnership with Berlin primary schools, district music schools and the Landesmusikakademie Berlin.
SING! project in primary schools
Teachers and early years educators can receive in-school training on singing with children and developing their own voices. In addition, SING! choirs are founded where children from different classes come together to sing – without sheet music, but with plenty of movement and joy.
Training programme: SING! Berlin
Over the course three days, vocal coaches, choir leaders, primary school teachers, educators and anyone interested can get to know and try out methods and exercises for dynamic and inspiring children’s choir work in primary schools.
Jump-in-Workshop
With out new Jump-in-Workshops, we are opening up SING! even more to schools and music schools that would ike to get to know our educational programme or find out about a possible future participation in SING!.
SING! celebrates 15 years
Since 2011, SING! has been bringing group singing to Berlin’s primary schools. This year, we are celebrating 15 years of SING! with special activities, retrospectives, and musical moments.
Become a Supporter
There are various ways to get involved with SING!. Become a sponsor, a cooperation partner, or support SING! flexibly with a donation.
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Discover our educational program in the new SING! project brochure!
Open applications
Would you like to work with us as a choir director, music educator or social pedagogue? We are always looking for experts and passionate individuals who want to share their enthusiasm for singing and enable genuine encounters through music.
You are welcome to send us an open application. Please include your CV and a short cover letter telling us why you are interested in working with SING! and how your skills and experience can contribute to the programme’s impact.
We look forward to hearing from you!
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