Soinuenea
Museum and documentation centre of Basque folk music in Oiartzun, with more than 400 instruments on display that can also be heard.
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Om museet
Soinuenea originated in the project for a folk music documentation centre that Juan Mari Beltran prepared in 1994 to gather the material he had collected throughout his life. In July 1995, with the collaboration of Oiartzun town council, work began to set up the centre in the building of the former schools of the Ergoien district, ceded by the council.
Musical instruments, books, records, cassettes, tapes, photographs and films were moved there, and with the help of numerous volunteers they were catalogued and the instrument exhibition was set up. On 1 March 2002 Herri Musikaren Txokoa opened its doors to the public. The management later passed to the Soinuenea Fundazioa foundation, which maintains the centre under the guardianship of the town council.
Today the museum brings together a little over 400 folk music instruments, Basque and from all continents, organised by families (aerophones, membranophones, idiophones and chordophones), together with sound toys and instrumental ensembles of Basque folk music. An audio system allows the instruments to be heard. The documentation centre also holds collections of books, records, images and publications.
Højdepunkter
- More than 400 folk music instruments, Basque and from around the world
- Audio system for listening to the instruments on display
- Sections on aerophones, membranophones, idiophones and chordophones
- Sound toys and instrumental ensembles of Basque folk music
- Audio guide on your own phone in Basque, Spanish, English, French and Galician
Permanent udstilling
- Exposición de instrumentos de música popular – A little over 400 folk music instruments, Basque and from all continents, which can also be heard through an audio system.
- Grundlagt
- 1995
- Ejer
- Soinuenea Fundazioa
Entrépriser & rabatter
| Voksne | 5 € |
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| Børn og unge | gratisgratis til og med 5 år · Free admission for children under 6 accompanied by adults. |
| Grupper (fra 4 pers.) | 9 € pr. personGuided visit for groups of 4 to 20 people (about 90 minutes, with advance booking). Group of 10 to 20 people: €90 per group; group of 4 to 10 people: €9 per person, with a minimum of €45 per group. |
| Guided visit (per person) | 9 €Reduced rate of €6 for students, large families, pilgrims, unemployed people and pensioners. |
30% discount with the Basque Card on the standard visit. Prices include VAT.
Tilgængelighed
Museet har ikke offentliggjort oplysninger om dette.
Børn og familie
Velegnet til børn og familier
| Entré for børn | gratis til og med 5 år |
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- Familieomvisninger & workshops
There is a family visit option, with the audio guide or with a guide (groups of at least 5 people), and workshops for making sound toys that children can use afterwards: for example the kalaka from age 7, the firringila from age 8 and the turuta from age 9.
Transport & parkering
Med offentlig transport
Altzibar (autobuses E02/E04)
Bus E02 from Plaza Gipuzkoa in Donostia to the Altzibar district, and from there on foot along the bidegorri (cycle path) to the pelota court in the Ergoien district. It is also possible to arrive on the Topo (Donostia–Hendaia, Oiartzun station in the Arragua district) and continue by bus (E02/E04 or Xorrola) to Altzibar, or by the Irun–Brinkola commuter train to Errenteria-Lezo station and bus E02/E04 from Iztieta station.
The museum is in the Ergoien district, on the way to Lesaka.
Planlæg ruteService & spisesteder
- Wi-fi
The museum offers a WiFi network for accessing the audio guide from your phone. For lunch, the Tolare restaurant is in the Ergoien district; next to the museum there is a pelota court (frontón) where you can eat what you have brought from home.
Arrangementer & udlejning
Museet har ikke offentliggjort oplysninger om dette.
Planlæg dit besøg
| Rundvisninger | ja · varighed ca. 1,5 t. |
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| Audioguide | ja (EU, ES, EN, FR, GL) |
| Tilbud til skoler | ja |
| Godt at vide | The audio guide is used on your own phone, connecting to the museum's WiFi network via QR codes; the length of a visit with the audio guide varies widely (from about 30 minutes to more than two hours). In the guided visit, which must be arranged in advance, the guide plays some of the instruments. Visits for schools are also offered, which can be combined with a sound-toy workshop. |
