• Stir the individual’s imagination and encourage fun. • Pursue children's active involvement rather than a “sit back and listen to what I play” approach. Parents often join the ‘dynamics’ of these participative events which they themselves find relaxing. • Incorporate costumes, action, speech, acting, dancing, marching and having fun for all. • Are firmly based on a personal and individual relationship with every child that takes part in the performance

Apart from being a multi skilled artist, Marina is a mother of 8 and 6 years old boy and a girl, who truly understands the world of children and what makes them kick.

A Snow White or a Witch? Marina Milic-Apostolovic playing at one of her concerts for children

• Education brilliantly wrapped in fun?

• Higher standard of children’s entertainment

• Exposure of children to Beethoven, Grieg, Chopin, Rachmaninoff, etc. in a most innovative way, allowing them to march on March of the Dwarfs, ring bells on Rachmaninoff’s Preludium, or to run “in fear” while listening Chopin’s Winter Wind Study imagining they are either “dangerous trees” or “Snowhite”.

parents can take part as well

Allow a child to show off his/her skill to play an instrument as well?

Concerts for Children are brilliant for Festival’s Family events, summer time cruises, hotel entertainment, Christmas Festive season and many other occasions!

Appropriately designed follow up CDs and many other activities contribute to children remembering not only the event but music too.