Tania Kross (Mezzosopraan)

Episode 5 of the Young At Art Radio podcast, hosted by Podcast Tailor, titled "Tania Kross (Mezzosopraan)" was published on May 27, 2024 and runs 43 minutes.

May 27, 2024 ·43m · Young At Art Radio

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Mezzosopraan Tania Kross won in 2023 de prestigieuze Johannes Vermeerprijs, vanwege haar toonaangevende internationale zangcarrière en de vernieuwende wijze waarop zij opera breed toegankelijk maakt. Naast haar werkzaamheden als zangeres spant Tania Kross zich al jaren in voor de muziekeducatie op Curaçao, het eiland waar ze geboren is en in 2020 naar terug verhuisde. Een aantal jaar geleden werd op haar initiatief het eerste Leerorkest op Curaçao opgericht, waardoor kinderen en jongeren de kans krijgen een instrument te bespelen en samen muziek te maken. Maar haar dromen reiken verder. Zo zet ze het prijzengeld in voor de realisatie van een nieuw theater.In de podcast spreekt Janneke van der Wijk met Tania Kross over haar persoonlijke drijfveren en haar plannen voor de kinderen & jongeren op Curaçao. Wat is het belang van muziekeducatie geweest in haar eigen jeugd? En welke levenslessen wil ze de jongeren op Curaçao meegeven? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Mezzosopraan Tania Kross won in 2023 de prestigieuze Johannes Vermeerprijs, vanwege haar toonaangevende internationale zangcarrière en de vernieuwende wijze waarop zij opera breed toegankelijk maakt.

Naast haar werkzaamheden als zangeres spant Tania Kross zich al jaren in voor de muziekeducatie op Curaçao, het eiland waar ze geboren is en in 2020 naar terug verhuisde.

Een aantal jaar geleden werd op haar initiatief het eerste Leerorkest op Curaçao opgericht, waardoor kinderen en jongeren de kans krijgen een instrument te bespelen en samen muziek te maken. Maar haar dromen reiken verder. Zo zet ze het prijzengeld in voor de realisatie van een nieuw theater.

In de podcast spreekt Janneke van der Wijk met Tania Kross over haar persoonlijke drijfveren en haar plannen voor de kinderen & jongeren op Curaçao. Wat is het belang van muziekeducatie geweest in haar eigen jeugd? En welke levenslessen wil ze de jongeren op Curaçao meegeven?

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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