Music labyrinth

For Music labyrinth, Zonzo Compagnie transform the Concertgebouw into a huge musical playground. Follow the guide through our halls and corridors and experience an unforgettable musical adventure for the whole family. Open your ears, listen carefully and above all create your own kooky sounds during this musical feast!

You will encounter the following sound installations along the way:

Solarium, L'eau du bain - Anne-Marie Ouellet & Thomas Sinou
Did you think that all plants grow silently, without making a sound? Not at all. There is even a magical place where you can hear them sing. Imagine a fabulous forest where your interaction with the plants creates music. With your fingertips, you can make the soft song of the plants resound.
The enchanting sound installation Solarium offers a new interactive experience in which every child can dream of being a sound gardener.

Anne-Marie Ouellet & Thomas Sinou: concept
Karine Galarneau: sets
L’eau du bain: production

(t)ears - Pak Yan Lau
A drop falls.
A sound follows.
What does the echo of a tear sound like?
The installation (t)ears captures different feelings and sounds in large glass drops. Crying is not only a reaction to sadness or pain. People cry from immense happiness, relief or simply because something gets in their eye, such as when cutting an onion. Now it's up to you to listen. Tears of joy, tears of sorrow, heartbreak or beauty... come closer and hear the tear echo in its many forms.
(t)ears combines live sound with pre-recorded audio to create a series of soundscapes that change depending on your position. This allows you to experience a unique composition through the acoustic chambers made of blown glass.

Pak Yan Lau: composition & performance
Jan Rymenants: structure
Christophe Albertijn: sound design
Het Glazen Huis: glassware
Musica & C-TAKT: production

Morpho - Toon Quanten
In the peaceful cocoon, you land on soft cushions and close your eyes. You hear a beating heart, the sound of breathing... Jingle-jangle music boxes strike up a conversation.
In the space of the butterfly, you dance among a swarm in the summer sun. As you dance, an organ grunts and blows. Flutes resound, horns and bells rise. The harder you dance, the happier the music. Hop! Hop! Hop! The roof comes off!

Toon Quanten: concept & creation
Beatriz Bagulho: animations
Musica & Zonzo Compagnie: production
hetpaleis: co-production
with the support of Flanders