FAQ
Frequent questions
it is necessary
know the project (that is to say, I formed) before taking him to a classroom where
you are a tutor/tutor or teacher who supports a tutor. Four ministries
of education offer the LÓVA course in addition to the Teatro Real in Madrid, in the
Palau de les Arts de Valencia, at the Jofre Theater in Ferrol and at the Auditorium
Guadalupe de Murcia or doing the project in your center together with teachers who
have done one of the above training.
Lova is not a project that comes from outside the school. Comes
directly from you as a teacher. It comes from the interest of teachers who convert it
in your way of teaching. Teachers are the engine of the project from
2006, because you decide to teach through a project like this. if that's you
case and you have a group to apply it with, Lova offers training,
support activities (meetings, meetings, online chats, resources) and one
network of almost seven hundred people intercommunicated, with experience in
project application. further, LÓVA has been enormously enriched thanks to
people who have taken LÓVA to different educational levels and contexts, making
adaptations of the project for education.
No. You can perfectly adapt the musical complexity of opera your musical abilities and your kind. No need to have students / os gifted with a parallel or specialized training. Like the case in disciplines such as scenery, theatrical performance, carpentry, illumination, promotion, dramaturgy, etc. Remember that, also, who help them should not compose musically, but guide them in the creation and public performance of his own music, something that, by the way, It should be common in the specialized music lessons.
Certain educational tradition has a special interest in reminding the children what they are not able to do instead of all they are able to do. In Lova they'll remember you are able to do everything you intend if you put effort and enthusiasm. We are happy to call musical, zarzuela, performance, vaudeville, cabaret, rock opera or any other name to what they do, but in no case to say that opera is too difficult for them.
The project belongs entirely to the teachers
and the institutions offer their support before a clear example of commitment
educational. The money and the means of the institutions and supports are destined to
teacher training activities, organizing meetings,
subprojects, coordination and operating costs. Visit our tab
of Transparency for more information. The Ministries of Education of four
CCAA (Valencian Community, Galicia, Murcia and Madrid) have been incorporating the
LÓVA training offer.
The course is aimed at teachers who have decided to carry out the project and supported its management team. There are slight variations in the calls according to the Autonomous Community to post it, but is valued take the course next to another / a teacher at the center. Apart from these criteria, Some CCAA apply one date / time of receipt of the application.
In this table you can see the list of centers with ages / levels and some basic data of companies.
Lova comes from Creating Original Opera, an educational project created by Bruce Taylor almost fifty years ago at the Metropolitan Opera in New York. England has been done by the name of Write an Opera and are also similar examples in other countries. Mary Ruth McGinn, primary school teacher COO formed in the project that led to her classroom, expanded its school dimension, He brought him to Spain in the course 2006-07 Y, since then, continues to inspire new teachers.
write or
call here to Laura
Banuelos (milk: lova@teatroreal.es)
coordinator
of LOVA. We love to serve you.
Yes. Lova is the result of committed work of individuals and entities over years. Lova is registered as a trademark in order to ensure respect for the project at least three aspects:
1. The quality of the project
2. The generosity of professionals who share their experience selflessly
3. Avoid improper use of the mark (commercial, etc)