Music Unites People

Erasmus+ mobilities never fail to amaze me. They are not only a great way to broaden an individual's mind by travelling and getting an opportunity to explore other cultures, but also essential to the growth of a performing artist. The program provides several international concerts in which a pupil is able to practice performing in front of the audience. What is more, all the students, who actively take part in the project can even play or sing together and perform in an international choire in previously mentioned concerts, as well. It's worth to mention that other competences, like social skills and flexibility are being improved – the programme is put together in a way which encourages students to actively communicate with each other during the international workshops or the fact that all the pupils are accommodated in the families of the local students, who are participating in the same project. These types of mobilities clearly are both beneficial in a professional and invaluable in a cultural way.

Violinist Rugile Šeštokaite