Soundlab #2
Soundlab part 2: Interactive installations for curious ears during the concert Mystery of Time
Provided by Logos Foundation, a professional research and production center for experimental music, musical robotics and audio art.
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Aeio is an interactive music robot with 12 strings. Instead of a traditional bow, it uses electromagnets and piano hammers to set the strings in motion, creating a soft, floating sound reminiscent of string instruments.
Thanks to a built-in radar sensor, your movements become the driving force behind the music. Like the composers of LAB I: Musical Prompts, Aeio explores new ways of creating, experiencing and listening to sound.
Aeio is an installation by Stichting Logos.
More information: logosfoundation.org
∙ 15:00 city walk: Lioncity: de transitie van de Delhaize bottelarij (NL) / Lioncity : la transition de l’ancienne usine d’embouteillage Delhaize (FR) (Korei Guided Tours) (combi-tickets)
∙ 19:00 doors open
∙ 19:00 Soundlab: interactive musical installations (Logos Foundation)
∙ 19:00 Score Safari: live music set
∙ 19:30 introduction: Sander De Keere (EN)
∙ 20:15 concert (without interval - end approx. 21:15)
∙ 21:30 BruPhil Café: aftertalk with Jasper Croonen (EN)
Prompts instead of notes? That’s what happens when you dare to let go of control: a graphic spark that disrupts, liberates, or completely reinvents the classical orchestral sound. Forget the ticking of your watch — here, music doesn’t rush forward; it bites into the now. Ilan Volkov and four visionary composers ask us to listen differently: what remains when the noise falls away?
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Soundlab part 2: Interactive installations for curious ears during the concert Mystery of Time
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.