Artistic circulation strengthens culture in the Sabana
The institution promotes artistic circulation in Zipaquirá with music, knowledge, and a digital repository that preserves the cultural memory of the territory.
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The institution promotes artistic circulation in Zipaquirá with music, knowledge, and a digital repository that preserves the cultural memory of the territory.
The Music program seeks to generate a real impact on society. Beyond a simple concert, the project turns each performance into an educational experience and a bridge between academia and the community.
“The goal is for the building to be completely authorized and fully operational by March,” explained the administrative director.
Oscar Herrera, Knowledge and Learning Manager, reaffirms his commitment to educating future generations. He shared his career path and his strategy from the classroom.
“The goal is for the building to be completely authorized and fully operational by March,” explained the administrative director.
With the participation of special guests, the Music program held the first Traveling Flute Festival.
The program coordinator discusses the achievements and challenges, as well as the commitment to continue training professionals in Music for Life.
This November 27th, the University of Cundinamarca presents to the community and the country, the new headquarters in the municipality of Zipaquirá, in which it continues with its project of education to more families in Cundinamarca.
Paula Valentina Castelblanco, a graduate of the Music program, and who, remembering the gaps she had when she was just starting out in this art, decided to develop a booklet for learning music in children as her graduation project.
This gives him the opportunity to play at the VII Classical Music Festival of Bogotá, which will take place at the Julio Mario Santo Domingo Theater.
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