The Music School in Dießen is set to offer a Jew's harp workshop on Sunday, March 15, featuring renowned instrument maker and multi-instrumentalist Flo Ryan from Hall in Tirol. The Jew's harp, known as one of the oldest musical instruments in the world, boasts a versatile and expressive sound that can be enjoyed by both novice and experienced players. Participants have the option to bring their own instruments, or, for those who don't own one, there will be instruments available for rent during the workshop.

The workshop is designed to provide hands-on experience with the Jew's harp, an instrument that is deeply rooted in various musical traditions worldwide. The session will run from 10 AM to 4 PM, providing ample time for attendees to learn different techniques and enhance their playing skills. Flo Ryan's expertise not only in instrument crafting but also in performing makes this an exciting opportunity for music enthusiasts to dive deeper into the nuances of the Jew's harp.

For those interested in participating, registration is available via email at magnus.kaindl@heimatpfleger.bayern. This event highlights the growing interest in traditional musical instruments and workshops, fostering a culture of learning and appreciation for historical music practices within the community of Dießen.