A game of sound suggestions and unexpected discoveries, exploring new territories in the name of imagination and creativity: this is the musical proposal of the " Ossobuco " project by Antonio Pinna and Andrea Ruggeri , guests of the new concert dedicated to families with children aged zero to six for " La musica che gira in tondo ", a series curated by Medinsard with the artistic direction of Francesca Romana Motzo .

This Sunday, the Teatro Massimo in Cagliari will host the M3 auditorium , which will host two performances : the morning session at 11am , for children aged 0-3 , and the 4:30pm session for children aged 3-6 . Families will be welcomed half an hour earlier in the foyer at both times. Parents and children will be transported into a contemporary soundscape with a special project whose name is an acronym for its key themes: "Ossobuco" stands for Beyond, Sound, We Are, Ocean, Heartbeat, Scream, and Sky .

Among rugs and cushions, in a comfortable environment designed to encourage listening and participation by the very young audience, Pinna and Ruggeri create a musical experience outside of the norm, where experimentation becomes an adventurous, open-ended exploration in which the sounds of drums, cymbals, hands, feet, and clappers meet and enter into dialogue. Through improvisation, every gesture reveals something new, and every noise is transformed into an expressive possibility , free from fixed and pre-established patterns and into music to be experienced with the whole body, stimulating curiosity, imagination, and freedom of listening in the young spectators .

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