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Sunday
let's play and sing
in the Posticum chapel: 10.00 – 16.00
We will restart the program in April 2024!

Those who immerse themselves in the game see more and hear more. (Matthew 18:1-4)

Archimedes, the great inventor, used his knowledge to manufacture weapons, but his death was fateful, a Roman soldier ended his life. “Knowledge must be put at the service of peace,” says Ádám Tempfli, a math teacher from Oradea.

Every Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm, we can marvel at the Posticum chapel and discover that there is order in the universe.
All ages, from kindergarteners to retirees, can try magnetic toys. The toy conveys geometric knowledge, helps us see and think. If we are open enough, we will marvel at the divine knowledge in the Posticum chapel, of which we are all a part.

Using geometric knowledge discovered over centuries and millennia, the teacher (unlike Archimedes) makes musical instruments.
The making of guitars, harps, zithers, violins, bass guitars, mandolins, and mandolas was also based on the Archimedes spiral.
The familiar do, re, mi… scale system is not found on these instruments, but harmony is. We can discover how much there is that we do not know, and we can experience that we are all part of a great order and knowledge.

Everyone can play these instruments, regardless of age. Even 4-year-olds can play the 144-stringed clapper harp, the light xylophone, and the harp violin. The teacher is present, but does not teach, providing space for freedom and harmony to develop.
You can lay out all kinds of geometric shapes with the magnetic toy. It helps you see in space, develops thinking and concentration.

We welcome those interested!

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Sunday
we play and make music
în capela Posticum: de la ora 10:00 – 16:00
Programm va fi reluat în luna aprilie 2024!

Oricine se pierde în joc, vede și aude tot mai mult. (Matthew 18:1-4)

Archimede also knew how to use the inventor's knowledge of fabrica arme, mortà sa a fost fatidică, un soldat roman ia pus căuţi vivii. "Cunoaștea trebuie puşa în slujba păcii", spine profesorul de matematică Ádám Tempfli din Oradea.

Every day from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the chapel of Posticum, we can't see that there is order in the universe. Oameni de toate ûdele, de la preșcolari la vârstnici, pot tryna jucăriile magnetice. Jocul transmite cognones de geometrie, ne aussi să vedem și să măsădim. Úca suntem suficiente de deschiși, ne vom minuna în capela Posticum de knţiţea divină din care facem cu toții parte.
With his geometrical knowledge, he discovered de-alongung secolelor și miilor de ani, profesorul (spre ditto de Archimede) produced instrumente muzicale. Fabricarea chitarei, harpei, citarei, viorii, chitarei bass, mandolinei și mandolei a fost bazată și ea pe spirala lui Archimede. Sistem de scala familiar do, re, mi… nu se svet pe aceste instrumente, dar armonia se svet in ele. I can discover how many things I can discover and experience.

Toată lumea poate cânta la aeste instrumente, indifferent de age. Chiar și un copil de 4 ani poate cânta la harpa de percuție cu 144 de corzi, la xilotera lămă și la vioara de harpă. Although profesorul este prezent, el nu predă, el occiuente espacio pentru libertărea și armoniei.
Tot felul de forme geometrice pot fi create cu jucăria magnetică. Don't let us see you in space, develop your thinking and concentrate.

Părțile interestate sunt binevenite!

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Sunday
we play and play music
in the Posticum chapel: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
The program will restart in April 2024!

Anyone who loses himself in play sees and hears more and more. (Matthew 18:1-4)

Archimedes used his knowledge as a great inventor to manufacture weapons, his death was fateful, a Roman soldier ended his life. "Knowledge must be put at the service of peace", says Math teacher Ádám Tempfli from Oradea.

Every Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm in the Posticum chapel, we can marvel and discover that there is order in the universe. All ages, from preschoolers to senior citizens, can try magnetic toys. The game conveys knowledge of geometry, helps to see and think. If we are open enough, we will marvel in the chapel of the Posticum at the divine knowledge of which we are all a part.
With the help of geometric knowledge discovered over centuries and thousands of years, the teacher (unlike Archimedes) produces musical instruments. The making of the guitar, harp, zither, violin, bass guitar, mandolin, and mandola was also based on Archimedes' spiral. The familiar do, re, mi... scale system is not found on these instruments, but harmony is. We can discover how much there is that we do not know, and we can experience that we are all part of a great order and knowledge.

Everyone can play these instruments, regardless of age. Even a 4-year-old child can play the 144-string percussion harp, the light xylotera and the harp violin. Although the teacher is present, he does not teach, he provides space for the development of freedom and harmony.
All kinds of geometric shapes can be laid out with the magnetic toy. It helps to see in space, it develops thinking and focus.

Interested parties are warmly welcomed!

March 22. – 5pm // MAKÁM 40 – Instrumental

Friday
March 22nd, 5pm

MAKÁM 40 – INSTRUMENTAL

Sári Bede – vocals
Gabriella Rácz – violin
János Vázsonyi – saxophone
Zoltán Krulik - guitar
István Bata – bass
Zoltán Varró – drums

Makám is one of the oldest Hungarian representatives of ethno-folk and world music. The band has performed in many European countries, from Paris to Varna, from Krakow to Split, and has also toured in India. In addition to Hungarian folk music, their music also includes influences from the Far East, the Balkans, jazz and contemporary music. Its soundscape is made unique by the harmony of ethnic and traditional European instruments. Its latest era is characterized by the rediscovery of archaic forms of Hungarian folk music and songs.
Their recently released records have a personal style, an intimate mixture of exotic rhythms and lyrical confessions. The heritage marked by the names of Bartók and Kodály, the synthesis of archaic cultures and the musical elements of the age is the unchanging creed of Makám.

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Makám is one of the oldest Hungarian representatives of ethno-folk and world music. The ensemble gave concerts in many European countries, from Paris to Varna, from Krakow to Split, and also toured in India. In addition to Hungarian folk music, the influence of the Far East, the Balkans, jazz and contemporary music can be found in their music. Its sound world is made unique by the harmony of ethnic and traditional European instruments. Their latest era is characterized by the archaic forms of Hungarian folk music and the rediscovery of the song. Their recently released records have a personal style, an intimate mixture of exotic rhythms and lyrical confessions. The heritage marked by the names of Bartók and Kodály, the synthesis of archaic cultures and the musical elements of the age is the unchanging creed of Makám.

listen: Makam is 30 (Youtube)

Admission:  free || Raffle during break

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