As part of the SCIENCE COMES TO TOWN project, the "Science Comes to City" event was held on March 20, from 4 PM to 6 PM. During the event, students from the Music Department of the Arts Academy at the University of Split presented their workshop MEET THE SAXOPHONE. As part of the workshop, the students performed several musical pieces and then introduced the saxophone as one of the most widely represented instruments today, highlighting its diverse applications. The gathered audience enthusiastically listened to both the presentation and the concert segments of the workshop.
Activity Leader: Assoc. Prof. Gordan Tudor
Collaborators/Partners involved in the implementation: Assist. Prof. Marko Zupan, Assoc. Prof. Loris Grubišić, Assoc. Prof. Katja Repušić
Participants:
Saxophone students: Adrian Seleš, Daria Baczyk (Erasmus+), Ruta Špoljarić, Martin Zdelar, Matija Petrić, Roko Negodić, Bartul Juričević
Flute student: Doroteja Hegeduš
Violin student: Dorotea Rukavina
Students from the School of Medicine and the University Department of Marine Studies at the University of Split
Members of Fotoklub Split
Employees of the Marko Marulić City Library, the Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries, the Sunce Association, and the Center of Excellence of Split-Dalmatia County
Members of the Zenta Sailing Club and interested passersby
This project was created as part of the institutional research project 'UMAS Incubator: Artistic Research in the Community Focus – UMAS-In (IP-UNIST-58)', funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the European Commission can be held responsible for them.