Reaching to schoolchildren from Kindergarten to High
School, seniors and adults throughout all of San Diego County, the
Athenaeum Music & Arts Library presents its newest journey into
Music Education & Outreach with its Music in Education Series.
If you would like our program to reach to your child’s school
or know someone who does, please contact Judith Oishei, Music Director
at 858.454.5872.
Music in Science Series
Our Music in Science Series brings three real- life and truly great
persons from the history of science; Physicist, Albert Einstein,
Mathematician, Leonardo Fibonacci and Father of
Modern Psychology, Dr. Sigmund Freud.
The student and listener will be able to connect in
a clear and concise manner, the scientific underpinnings of the
Doppler Effect, the Overtone Series and the inner workings of the
instruments including the Human Voice, to also be able to understand
the scientific cause and effect of Music on the Human Psyche, and
to be able to physically participate in the actual creation of the
Mathematics in Music. The student will also be able to come away
with a clearer view of the historic settings of these Scientist
and the live music portrayed in the same era of Music History.
Funding for the Music in Education
Series The Athenaeum Music in Education Series is divided
into two series of three presentations each. All schools receive
three different programs presented in three weeks in each series. Funding for a Series, whether it is Music in Science
or African-American Women in Music History, is a tremendous gift
that can be given to a public or private school. The Athenaeum Music
& Arts Library is proud to present a series that not only presents
highly substantive material but also presents it in a fun and theatrical
way. Live musicians play and live actors present the series on three
separate occasions. Our Series of three distinct programs is a gift
that will last a lifetime in the minds of the students. It is the overall goal of all four series to give
the student and listener a detailed and comprehensive view and inherent
interconnection of Music, History, Art and Science throughout History.
Our program can be used as a compliment to an already existing music,
art and math and science program or can be especially useful for
schools that have no music program whatsoever. To find out more
about how you can give, call Judith Oishei, Music Director, at 858.454.5872. |
