Harpa fam­ily pro­gram­me: Animelod­ies

How many stanzas are there in whale songs? Can cribs and bells make drum beats? Does the goshawk sing with its beak or with its stele? 

Children and their families are invited to listen into the animal kingdom with musician Sóley Stefánsdóttir. Dýratónar is a line of instruments that has a home in Hljóðhimnar, Harpa's children's space. The instruments open children's ears to the music that sounds in nature. 

The instruments are designed by the ÞYKJÓ team in collaboration with Sóleyj Stefánsdóttir, Edda Elísabet Magnúsdóttir and Luis Castillo Nassur. 

Admission is free - more information about the event later.

Accessibility

The event takes place in Icelandic - you can ask questions in English. 

The event takes place in Kaldalón. In the hall there are spaces for wheelchairs on the top bench and on the floor at the front.

 More information about visits to Harpa and accessibility can be found here.

We would like to inform guests that a photographer/recorder commissioned by Harpa may be present at the event. If parents or guardians do not want pictures/videos of their children to appear in coverage of the event on Harpa's media, please let the staff or the photographer know on the spot or via the email address markadsdeild@harpa.is.