Sound Planetarium - Musica Mundana:

(Art inspired by science / Science listening to art)

 Installations - Sound of the Universe

Universe

Jacques Diennet : Cosmophone Stars Peace 2 (elementary particles)

Jean-Claude Risset : Electron-Positron (elementary particles) 

Stars

John Cage : Atlas Eclipticalis (stellar catrography)

Parker : Supernova Sonata (stellar explosions) 

Light

Damien Brohon / Mikhail Malt : Parcours (image and sound)

Alexander Mihalic : Terra (plasma spectra) 

Aurora borealis

Kaija Saariaho / Jean-Baptiste Barrière : Nox Borealis

Olivier Strauch : Pétillement d'aurores

Biology

Nabuo Munakata : Guardian of Genom (DNA)

Fabien Cothenet / Jean-Pierre Martin : Voyage au microscope électronique (observation of the living)

Juan Manuel Castro : Heliotropika (living cells) 

Weather

Visda Goudarzi : Klima-anlage (weather phenomena) 

Concerts - Open work

Works of composers from around the World on the theme of Art and Science.

As part of the Art & Science Days, Musinfo proposes to composers and artists from around the world to participate in the call for a sound work, following the tradition that began in Bourges several years ago

The subject of this call is the relationship between science and the arts. The works must either take their inspiration from scientific knowledge, or apply this knowledge in their compositional process.