A fun trail, in the form of a sound treasure hunt and riddles, to discover the city’s auditory treasures.
7+ years old
Credits
Artistic Direction : Gaëtan Gromer, Antoine Spindler
Scenario : Pierre-Guy Auger
Music : Olivier Touratier, Ludwig van Beethoven
Recording : Marin Lambert
Voice : Marie Amadio
Production : Les Ensembles 2.2
Created on the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth, this trail highlights well-known and lesser-known places in Strasbourg where it is pleasant to linger and take a break.
For each of the locations, a work by Beethoven that is particularly suited to the spot can be listened to. A discovery of the Beethoven of slow movements, of chamber music, the Beethoven of the intimate
Artistic directors: Gaëtan Gromer et Antoine Spindler
Music : Ludwig van Beethoven
As part of the show “PAUSE”
Commissioned by the City and Eurometropolis of Strasbourg
A crackling sound, similar to that of a Geiger counter, accompanies the stroll through the city. It leads us to the Halles du Scilt, where it then stops, replaced by compositions by the artist.
Artistic director: Gaëtan Gromer
As part of the exhibition “Signals: sound and data”.
With the support of Halles du Scilt and the City of Schiltigheim
Unusual and poetic light and sound show in Strasbourg Cathedral after the last performance of the 2020 Summer Show.
New sound creations by Gaëtan Gromer, Antoine Spindler and Olivier Touratier, in perfect synchronisation with the lights, accompany visitors on a visual and sound contemplation of the cathedral.
Music : Ludwig van Beethoven, Gaëtan Gromer, Antoine Spindler, Olivier Touratier
Light : Daniel Knipper
As part of the monumental show “PAUSE
Commissioned by the City and Eurometropolis of Strasbourg