Collection: Cases
in our cases
On this page you can explore concrete cases where our outdoor musical instruments create joy, community and inclusion in everyday life. Here you will find projects from sensory gardens in nursing homes, special needs facilities and schools to playgrounds and public urban spaces, where the music environments bring people together across generations and functional levels – and give you a realistic picture of what similar solutions can look like in your own outdoor area.
Explore industry-specific cases
For schools
Lars Ginge Skov, Music and Physical Education Teacher, Østervang School"Even though I'm not there, the kids go out and play music themselves, and it's fantastic..."
Casper Zimmermann, Educational Director at Tollund School"It's not about how good it sounds – it's about the process. That the children create something together, listen to each other and are part of a community."
Stine Stidsen, Headmaster, Østervang SchoolThe music playground has become an asset to the local area. I often see children and families using the instruments. I think that is absolutely fantastic.
For daycare centers
Mette Rokkjær, Deputy Head of Tved's Music and Sports KindergartenThe music playground creates space for all children to participate, regardless of their abilities.
Bente Gliese, Music educator from Odense Music School.I use music as a pedagogical tool and to create joy among the children. We build a culture with a community where everyone can participate without preconditions.
Mette Rokkjær, Deputy Head of Tved's Music and Sports KindergartenIt is fantastic to see how the children implement the music they have learned in their free play outside. They are incredibly good at incorporating elements from their music lessons, combined with their own imagination.
To the special area
Mette Rokkjær, Deputy Head of Tved's Music and Sports KindergartenThe music playground creates space for all children to participate, regardless of their abilities.
Anders, Teacher, Fårevejle KirkeboThe outdoor musical instruments provide opportunities for both joint events and for residents to individually experience tones and sounds – physically and mentally.
Mette Sorang, Welfare Coordinator, HC Andersen Children's and Youth HospitalImmediately after the three musical flowers were installed, pleasant crisp notes rang out. The placement is perfect – the beautiful colorful bouquet can be seen right when you arrive at entrance 60 here at HC Andersen Children's and Youth Hospital.
For elderly care
Anita Olesen, Chair of the Social, Health and Employment Committee, Samsø MunicipalityThe instruments should benefit all of us on the island. Research shows how important music is for our mental well-being and joy of life. It is a fantastic platform for our health plan.
Mette Svenningsen, Occupational Therapist, Bøgelund Nursing HomesFor our residents, there must be some strong and loud sounds and there must be some soft and embracing sounds. It's captivating, and these musical instruments can do that.”
Maria Weisbjerg, Center Manager, Kildemosen Nursing HomeI myself had experiences from another municipality where musical instruments were set up, and I was enriched almost daily with all kinds of beautiful sounds.
For public spaces
Borger, Viborg, about the urban rail parkI often go for a walk in the park and see how children and adults play together.
Magrethe Vejby, Chairman of Aalbæk Cultural CenterIt will be an initiative and an asset for the city, where children, the elderly and all happy souls can come into the area and have fun.
