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Instrumentos Autóctonos: Txalaparta*, Panderoa*, Alboka* Eta Txalaparta*, Dulzaina*, Alboka* Y Dultzaina*

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Instrumentos Autóctonos: Txalaparta*, Panderoa*, Alboka* Eta Txalaparta*, Dulzaina*, Alboka* Y Dultzaina* Gutun honen bidez jakinarazten dizuegu, “Tomas Garbizu” Lezoko Udalaren Comunicarles, que la Escuela Municipal de Música “Tomas Garbizu” de Lezo ha abierto el Musika Eskolak, ikastaro ezberdinetan izena plazo de matricula para diferentes cursillos. emateko epea zabaldu duela. Eskaintza hau, nagusiki ikasle helduei Principalmente esta oferta esta dirigida al zuzendutakoa da, nahiz eta salbuespenak alumnado adulto, aunque excepcionalmente en dauden eta kasu horietan ikasle gazteek izena alguno de ellos el alumnado mas joven (*) tiene eman dezaketen. posibilidades de inscribirse. Eskaintza: Oferta: Taldeak: folk,Rock… Conjuntos: Folk, Rock... Ganbara Musika eta Errepertorio Música de Cámara y Repertorio Musika Hezkuntza Helduentzat Formación Musical para adultos Musikoterapia, behar bereziak dituzten Musicoterapia para niñ@s con haurrekin necesidades especiales Musika Hezkuntza Goiztiarra, Educación Musical Temprana, (0-3 urte bitarteko haurrekin). (para niñ@s de 0 a 3 años). Musika tresna autoktonoak (*) Instrumentos Autóctonos: Txalaparta*, panderoa*, alboka* eta Txalaparta*, dulzaina*, alboka* y dultzaina*. pandero*. Bestelako musika tresnak: Otros Instrumentos: Trikitixa, pianoa, klarinetea, saxofoia, Trikitixa, piano, clarinete, saxofón, txistua, flauta, perkusioa, biolina, biola, txistu, flauta, percusión, violín, viola, biolontxeloa, akordeoia, tronpeta, violonchelo, acordeón, trompeta, gitarra, baxu elektrikoa, bateria, guitarra, bajo eléctrico, batería, atabala, Darbuka*, tronboia*, tuba* eta atabal, Darbuka*, trombón*, tuba* y bonbardinoa*. bombardino*. Plazo de matrícula, del 16 al 27 de Matrikula epea, urriaren 16tik 27era. octubre. Más información, en la Escuela de Informazio gehiago, Musika Eskolan Música, de 16:30 a 20:00h, o 16:30etatik 20:00etara edo 943529999 llamando al teléfono 943529999 o telefonora deituz edo www.lezo.eus www.lezo.eus. Besterik ez, informazio hau argitaratuko Sin más, esperando publiquen esta duzuelakoan, agur. información, un saludo. Lezo, 2017-10-02 [email protected] Izp: Xanti Espina 2018-19. Clases para adultos Nunca es tarde para estudiar música. Si siempre quisiste tocar algún instrumento .......ahora es el momento. Clases personalizadas, clases individuales del instrumento que quieras , para que aprendas a tu ritmo,sin agobios ni presiones. Disfruta de lo que siempre quisiste hacer, ven a Musical Cantabria, te ofrecemos clases de música clásica y moderna. Piano, violín,viola,violonchelo,contrabajo, canto, guitarra, flamenco, viento metal, guitarra y bajo eléctrico, teclado, batería, lenguaje .
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