For the school year 2021/22 KULTUR FÜR KINDER and the Albertina continue their visual arts project “Albertina in the Classroom” exclusively for Kulturschultüte pupils…
Current Projects
Albertina In The Classroom
Alberto’s adventure: EMERGENCY LANDING WITH THE FLYING CARPET
When Lisa and Max sit down on a beautiful carpet, it suddenly takes off and flies away! It is drawn towards home, to the distant Orient….
BLAULI
Every year “BLAULI” the butterfly brings his musicians from the Vienna Konzerthaus into schools to prepare pupils and teachers for a very, very special concert: In the great hall of this famous concert venue the children will become performers and design the programme themselves…
The Jungle Book
“Forget about your worries and your strife…”, says the bear Balu to the little Mowgli, who was raised as a foundling in the Indian jungle by wolves and is now in an unfortunate position … The famous storyy “The Jungle Book” ist on this years the program at the Volksoper Wien.
The Fairy Tale Tent
“The fairy tale tent” (“Das Märchenzelt”) has been designed specially by KULTUR FÜR KINDER in collaboration with Stand 129/Caritas and Weltmuseum Wien. The children on the Kulturschultüte programme get additional language support that facilitates the integration of children from different nations and cultures by stimulating communication and interaction…
The ‘Schnupftüchl’-Theatre at Josefstadt
Vienna, 1780. The famous innkeeper of the tavern “Bey den goldenen Straußen” in the suburban Josefstadt, just outside of Vienna, is worried: his beloved daughter has fallen in love with the travelling actor Karl Mayer, of all people! In order for him to stay and marry her, she wants to convince her father to build a theatre…
A suitcase of books
Reading is power! Reading is fun! With 26 letters in your suitcase you can discover entire worlds and head off on an adventure through your own imagination…Together with “Christine Nöstlinger Buchstabenfabrik” and the Austrian National Library, we have developed a new project that aims to give 2nd grade pupils a wholly new approach to reading.
The Walzerkönig in Palais Coburg
The Countess Clementine von Sachsen-Coburg cordially invites young guests to a very special ball in her beautiful palace. She is expecting the famous Kapellmeister of Vienna, Johann Strauss Son, who will help her out of a tricky situation…
The Journey of the Little Prince
Children’s opera by Gerald Wirth inspired by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
A poisonous snake, a talking rose, a king, and the little prince tell us their story in the children’s opera “The Journey of the Little Prince” by Gerald Wirth at the MuTh…
Dr Musigunde –
The Jolly Music Doctor
After visiting Europe’s many concert halls the expert in music therapy,
Dr Musigunde, is hotly awaited in Vienna. A tour with the Vienna Boys Choir is coming up soon, accompanied by the Schubert Orchestra. …
My little plant kingdom
Die Kulturschultüte is entering exciting new terrain: together with the KinderBOKU, the University for Life Sciences, KULTUR FÜR KINDER has designed a project with plants and nature at its core. Which conditions are required for plants to grow properly, and what can we do with them?
My Beethoven
A rucksack and a good musical hiking map are vital supplies for a happy day’s walking through the Heiligenstadt vineyards: this is where hundreds of children will first meet ‘their’ Beethoven. We’ll follow in the footsteps of the master as we walk through his much loved landscapes, ending our journey at his apartment in the Probusgasse.
Up Close and Personal With the RSO
School classes can look forward something special during a rehearsal visit at the ORF Funkhaus: they will sit right in the middle of the ORF Radio Symphony Orchestra and hear up close how the instruments really sound…
Music you can touch - Three`s not a crowd
“Musik zum Angreifen” is a series of Jeunesse events offered exclusively to Viennese primary schools. This year the play “Drei sind keiner zu viel” is on the programme!
Römermuseum - DEAR EXCAVATION DIARY...! - DISCOVERIES FROM THE ROMAN ERA
2000-year-old bones, bricks and food remains tell us many an exciting story about Roman life. But who excavated these objects and brought them to the museum? And how do we know so much about them?
Singing in the Virgil Chapel
A secret clue at the famous St Stephan’s Square leads to a hidden underground spot in the heart of Vienna. More then 800 years ago Leopold the 5th, who had witnessed the secret power of music in his life, called Meistersinger Walther von der Vogelweide to his court and founded thereby the tradition of Vienna as a city of music…
Singing with the Vienna Boys’ Choir
There is great excitement each month in many primary school classes in Vienna when the postie brings a package from the most distant corners of the world. Because for each pupil there is a postcard with a new song and they can hardly wait to hear the teachers to read out the accompanying letter from the boys of the one of the most famous youth choirs in the world – the Vienna Boys’ Choir.
