YOUR SCHOOL

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THE WORLD

GLOBAL SCHOOL PROGRAMS

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Extend the experience beyond the classroom with interactive programs for faculty, families and the wider school community.

Go deeper with a multi-day cultural residency, giving students more time to explore traditions, instruments, stories and global connections across the curriculum.

FACULTY & COMMUNITY EXPERIENCES

MULTI-DAY RESIDENCIES

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Transform an entire school day into a journey around the world, with experiences tailored to different ages, grade levels and learning goals.

Bring the world directly to your students through an immersive exploration of cultures, rare instruments, artifacts, stories and traditions from around the globe.

FULL-DAY EXPERIENCES

SCHOOL VISITS

Bring world cultures into independent, boarding, international and IB schools through rare instruments, artifacts, firsthand travel stories and hands-on exploration.
Students connect geography, history, language, migration and the arts. Music is one way into the experience.
Choose a format for your ages, schedule and learning goals.

BRING THE WORLD TO YOUR SCHOOL

WORLD CULTURES

Connect your curriculum with firsthand cultural exploration. For IB schools, plan links to units of inquiry and international-mindedness with your faculty.

GLOBAL CONNECTIONS

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Focus a visit on one division or question, tailor a full day to several ages, or explore more deeply through a residency. Faculty and community experiences can extend the conversation across boarding and wider school communities.

Locate traditions on a map, trace connections across time, and explore language, migration, materials and artistic expression. Encounter instruments as cultural objects, then join guided sound-making and discussion.

ACROSS YOUR SCHOOL

Bring global inquiry into the room

For independent, preparatory, boarding, international and IB schools, Peace Culture Music creates an opportunity to investigate world cultures through real objects, firsthand stories and shared participation.

Students connect geography, history, language and the arts as they examine how people make, use and interpret instruments and cultural objects. A visit can introduce a topic, deepen an existing inquiry or bring several areas of study into a shared experience.

Questions that connect subjects

How does environment influence what people create?

Compare instrument materials and construction, then connect observations with geographic context and available resources.

What travels when people move?

Explore selected musical traditions alongside stories of migration, continuity and change.

How can an object communicate history?

Investigate an object’s uses, craftsmanship and stories, distinguishing what students observe from what they learn through explanation.

How do traditions continue and change?

Consider how communities sustain cultural knowledge while developing new forms of expression.

Planned with your faculty

Share the questions and themes your students are already exploring. Peace Culture Music can recommend a focus that draws on relevant objects, geographic connections and activities, with the level of discussion and participation suited to your learners.

For IB schools, planning can begin with your current unit or inquiry. For other school settings, it may begin with a humanities topic, arts collaboration, regional study or school-wide cultural theme.

Connect learning across your school community

A shared cultural experience can bring together students across grades or divisions. Faculty sessions, family programs and community gatherings offer additional ways to extend the learning, including within boarding-school life.

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Students play, listen, create and ask questions. When appropriate, each participant can use a djembe for a shared rhythm experience.

PARTICIPATION, NOT PASSIVE OBSERVATION

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Stories, traditions, instruments and artifacts open doors to geography, history and cultures from around the world — helping students make connections far beyond the classroom.

THE WORLD BECOMES THE CLASSROOM

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Students encounter an extraordinary traveling collection of 200+ instruments and cultural artifacts from around the world — discovering the people, places, histories and traditions behind them.

A MOBILE MUSEUM OF RARE INSTRUMENTS & ARTIFACTS

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Immersive experiences that connect students with cultures, stories, instruments and traditions from around the world.

BRING THE WORLD INTO YOUR SCHOOL