Radionica: Tradicionalni instrumenti od prirodnih i recikliranih materijalaOŠ "Dr Dragan Hercog"
Istraživanje sveta tradicionalnih instrumenata nije samo putovanje kroz zvuk, već i dobar primer reciklaže. Korišćenjem prirodnih i recikliranih materijala, možemo stvoriti prelepu muziku dok čuvamo našu životnu sredinu.
Na našoj radionici održanoj 20.03.2025. istražili smo neke primere tradicionalnih instrumenata pravljenih od takvih materijala.
Prvo smo pozdravili sve učenike iz drugih škola koje su nam se pridružili online, kao i naše učenike iz drugih bolnica koji na žalost nisu mogli da učestvuju uživo na radionici.
Direktor naše škole Zoran Aleksić, takođe i muzičar i umetnik, sproveo nas je kroz izlužbu instrumenata prikazanih na radionici i upoznao sa svakim instrumentom, omogućujući deci da čuju kako ti instrumenti zvuče uživo.
Pored poznatih instrumenata kao što su električna gitara i saksofon, učesnici su imali priliku da čuju razne tradicionalne instrumente koje je Zoran prikupio tokom svojih putovanja, uključujući kalimbu, rusku balalajku, egipatsku violinu, karadeniz kamenče, duduk, nej, marokanske džandzuke i mnoge druge.
Tokom drugog dela radionice, on nam je pokazao i različite instrumente koje sam izrađuje od nekih pogodnih vrsta drveta, i objasnio proces pravljenja i alat koji koristi za jednostavne drvene flaute.
Svi učesnici iz škola koje zajedno sa nama učestvuju u projektu (Turska, Rumunija, Bosna i Hercegovina, Hrvatska i Litvanija), prikazale su nam instrumente koje su njihova deca napravila za ovu priliku tokom radionica u svojim školama.
Naši đaci i deca iz obdaništa na Klinici za rehabilitaciju "Dr Miroslav Zotović" gde je radionica i održana, uživo su zajedno pravili instrumente od recikliranog materijala, koje su prikazali svojim drugarima iz drugih škola na kraju radionice.
Korišćenje prirodnih i recikliranih materijala u kreaciji tradicionalnih instrumenata, ne samo da neguje muzičku baštinu, već i doprinosimo održivijoj budućnosti. Ovaj pristup podstiče kreativnost i snalažljivost, dokazuje da prelepa muzika može proizaći iz instrumenata napravljenih od različitih recikliranih materijala kao i materijala koje lako mozemo da nađemo u prirodi u svom okruženju.
Zahvaljujemo se svim đacima i njihovim nastavnika koji su pomogli da se ova radionica uspešno izvede. Radujemo se i željno očekujemo sve buduće aktivnosti.
Workshop: Traditional Instruments from Natural and Recycled Materials
"Dr. Dragan Hercog" Primary School
Exploring the world of traditional instruments is not just a journey through sound, but also a great example of recycling. By using natural and recycled materials, we can create beautiful music while protecting our environment.
In our workshop, we examined several examples of traditional instruments made from such materials.
We first extended a warm welcome to all the students from other schools who joined us online, as well as our students from various hospitals who, unfortunately, couldn’t participate in person.
Our principal, Zoran Aleksić, who is also a musician and artist, guided us through the exhibition of instruments showcased in the workshop and introduced each instrument, allowing the children to hear how they sound live.
In addition to well-known instruments such as the electric guitar and saxophone, participants had the opportunity to hear a variety of traditional instruments that Zoran has collected during his travels, including the kalimba, the Russian balalaika, the Egyptian violin, the Black Sea kaménche, the duduk, the ney, Moroccan guembri, and many others.
In the second part of the workshop, he also demonstrated different instruments that he crafts from suitable types of wood and explained the process of making simple wooden flutes and the tools he uses.
All the participating schools in our project (Turkey, Romania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Lithuania) showcased the instruments that their children created for this occasion during workshops in their own schools.
Our students, along with the children from the “Dr. Miroslav Zotović” Rehabilitation Clinic, where the workshop was held, actively created instruments from recycled materials together and presented them to their peers from other schools at the end of the workshop.
Using natural and recycled materials in the creation of traditional instruments not only nurtures our musical heritage but also contributes to a more sustainable future. This approach fosters creativity and resourcefulness, demonstrating that beautiful music can arise from instruments made from various recycled materials, as well as from items we can easily find in nature around us.
We would like to thank all the students and their teachers who helped make this workshop a success. We look forward to and eagerly anticipate all upcoming activities.
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