The BEAT Project in Four Activities
Activity 1 – Building the Project Together
The project begins with partners working closely together to plan the activities, set shared goals, and ensure high quality throughout the project. This stage creates a strong foundation for successful collaboration, helping the team coordinate tasks, monitor progress, and prepare for the activities ahead.
Activity 2 – Learning Through Music
Young people from the partner countries will meet in Palermo for an international music workshop focused on inclusion, accessibility, and teamwork. Together with experienced choir leaders and experts, they will explore practical ways to make choir rehearsals welcoming for everyone, including young people with disabilities. The knowledge and experiences gathered during this activity will be transformed into a practical guide that any choir can use.
Activity 3 – Music Without Barriers
The project will conclude with a public inclusive concert in Zaragoza, bringing together participants from all partner countries. The performance will demonstrate how music can unite people of different abilities by using accessible features such as sign language interpretation and visual support, creating an inspiring experience for both performers and audiences.
Activity 4 – Sharing the BEAT Experience
Throughout the project, the partners will share BEAT’s activities and results through local events, social media, videos, and European networks. By reaching communities across different countries, the project aims to inspire more choirs and organisations to embrace inclusion, accessibility, and diversity in their everyday activities.