Voice teacher : Tania Varapai at the piano

Rather than being based on economic criteria, Musique-Espérance’s activities revolve around its experience of using music as a bridge between the individual and the community.

Classical music piano, violin and voice workshops in « sensitive » neighbourhoods can help thwart self-perpetuating social problems and a certain cultural dependence.
The aim of the workshops is to bring children, teenagers and even adults into contact with an area of knowledge from which they are usually totally excluded.
The teachers are young professional musicians working in a humanitarian field with the aid of Musique-Espérance funding.

Violin teacher : Nahla E. JaJo
Piano teacher : Mohammad Bashir

The workshops are open to everyone in the Bergerac area which means that people of all ages and all backgrounds are brought together.

From many points of view, music provides lessons in humanity ; it can build a road to a place where discussion takes over from violence and to mutual recognition, participating thus in a social transformation where each individual finds his or her place.

Musique - Espérance also organises one-off events :
• Concerts in a private homes.
• Music courses.
• Concerts given by participants in the musical workshops.