"A person is asleep in the room, so he goes in silence," a worker from the Basque Orchestra instructs dozens of children who have taken off the astrapalancada bus. The teachers have formed small groups and repeated the message. They have all stood in line, honestly. They look oddly at the environment.

Everyone walks into the room without creating great confusion and sits on the boats. He soon realizes that they have revolutionized the regular stage format, well thought out for the show. In an amphitheater where the rows are separated by weights, where the musicians are usually, the spectators are persecuted. And below they set the provisional stage where it would be the row of zeroes from the seats. So instead of going from the bottom to the top, the actors look from the top down, placed in the body 3 and 5 years, at the same time and close.

The man is still asleep in bed. And without it, a small band enters the room. But they awaken the first melodies of Trio sonata de Haendel. Well, at first he thinks he was dreaming and soon he starts trying to hide under his sheet. In doubt, the head starts to come out, sits on the bed with very upright hairs and tries to open his eyes by listening to Bach's Arioso. But it's impossible. Several children laugh.

We don't know who man is. I have often wondered about it and about the position of the scene, but before you start to get too complicated, it is better to step back and, what do I know? Put it in the children's position. To describe that he's in the bedroom, but it's possible, why not, he's in a penitentiary center, and instead of the guard wakes up banging on the edge, at least on this day, the melodies of fine musicians give him good days. Everyone would create their own history and develop their experience, as the writer commented in the subsequent conversation.

What we know is that man, after the awakening process, has joined that miniorchestra as a musician. But he has no idea of music. Take a pickle from the magic box and, thinking he was a violin, start making gestures to hit him. The front row warns him that this was not a violin. The same applies to other instruments. He also acts as an inspector, with the triangle and in the presence of the mythical song The Pink Panther. A child is engaged and the children's arms go up and down from left to right.

The kids have had a morning with lots of interactions and stimuli, but they've enjoyed it, they've seen it in their face. They have had the opportunity to approach classical music and enjoy the show.