Sunday 7 March, 09:30

The Bathtub on Stage

Free, Booking Required

Explore sound and chance in an interactive concert inspired by John Cage. Roll dice to choose the next note, listen to radio crackles and white noise, or hear a bathtub become a percussion instrument. Children will experiment with unexpected sounds, follow rhythms, and react to playful surprises. The musicians invite listening, moving, and creating together, turning everyday noises into music. Sensory moments—soft hiss, bright splashes, sudden taps—spark curiosity and playful discovery.

Kids ages 4 and up.

Avenue de Châtelaine 43,
1203 Geneva
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Photo Credit: Le Conservatoire populaire de musique, danse et théâtre de Genève

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