Step into our Soundlab: an open space to explore, experiment, and play. Each concert in our LAB-SERIES features a new installation waiting to be discovered and tested—by you!
Provided by Logos Foundation, a professional research and production center for experimental music, musical robotics and audio art.
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soundlab #3: Holosound
Holosound is a pyramid-shaped aluminium structure. Step inside, and your movements turn into streams of noise. At the top hangs an ultrasonic receiver which, together with transmitters and loudspeakers, translates every motion into sound. Using ring modulation, three noise bands are created – each emerging from a different speaker.
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the Invisible Instrument
Created in the 1980s, the Holosound installation by Logos and Godfried-Willem Raes comes from the same period as Brewaeys’ Second Symphony, performed in the concert Fasten Seat Belts! Both are striking examples of Flemish sound art and contemporary music that gained international recognition in the late 20th century.Holosound is an installation by Logos Foundation – discover Holosound before and after the concert Fasten Seat Belts!
discover Holosound before and after the concert Fasten seat belts!
Fasten Seat Belts! · 30.01.2026 · Brussels Philharmonic LAB @ Flagey
With Ilan Volkov at the helm, the Brussels Philharmonic presents the Second and Sixth Symphonies by Luc Brewaeys: in the latter, Brewaeys brings together everything he stands for - the vibrant coloration of 20th-century spectralism, a bold orchestral configuration and a confrontation with electronics. Clearly influenced by that élan, Daan Janssens composed a new concerto for violin, orchestra and surround electronics.
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LAB-SERIES
With the LAB-SERIES, the Brussels Philharmonic brings together musical experimentation, interaction, and total experience. Expect bold and eclectic concert nights with unique programmes, pre- and post-concert talks, interactive installations, and immersive listening sessions.
