1 and 15 March

Music and Anatomy

The duo Echo del Tempo — Vincent Bossy (piano) and Joëlle Mauris (cello) — appear alongside Maha Zein, cultural mediator at the Museum of the History of Science.

This workshop investigates the anatomy of musical instruments and compositions and examines how musicians use their bodies to shape sound. Participants will explore physical mechanics, sonic structure and interpretive gestures through guided demonstrations and collaborative listening and reflect on the connection between anatomy and musical expression.

In French.

Rue de Lausanne 128,
1202 Genève
Photo Credit: Volpe.photography
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Photo Credit: Volpe.photography

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