In his work, Csaba Tőri emphasizes the extent to which singing and active music can influence, and in some cases change, a person’s self-esteem. We often find that we do not dare to speak in front of others, public speaking blocks us. Singing, whether in a community, choir or even individually, has a huge effect in overcoming this. In addition, community music-making has a huge impact on the experience of belonging to a group, a “family”. Based on this concept, Csaba also starts his own training at ImPulzus, Budapest, called Sing&Grow. When compiling the tasks of ImMusic, this floats before our eyes, so that as many people as possible can experience the joy and beneficial effects of music. In his workshop in September, Csaba primarily tested the exercises that were most designed to achieve this goal.

The Erasmus+ Youth Group of the Tempus Foundation and its international partners held an international training on September 7-11, 2021 in Budapest. The training is implemented within the framework and with the support of the Erasmus+ program, entitled: Cross Over – Training for Quality in Strategic Cooperation across Sectors for the Youth Field.

The aim of the event is to provide support for those planning partnership projects in the KA2 tender category in the Erasmus+ youth field for the preparation and implementation of the project(s), for the development of high-quality international collaborations and project results, and for ensuring the broadest and most sustainable impact of the projects. in the youth field.

At the invitation of Tempus, we held a presentation about the ImMusic project, in the framework of which Edit Pálinkás talked about the implementation of the project, the challenges caused by the epidemic measures, and Csaba Tőri gave an interactive singing session based on the musical exercises developed during our project.

At the workshop organized by the ImPulzus Creative Music Lab, led by Dóra Orosz, participants were introduced to warm-up exercises focusing on our own inner rhythm. Through the exercises, the focus was on getting to know our body, and it highlighted the musicality rooted in its own rhythm. The workshop with Dóra was an extremely good opportunity to try out the warm-up exercises included in the project. At the end of the program, there were exercises that developed a sense of rhythm and playing together, enriched with rhythm instruments.