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I am also an amateur musician. I studied classical and jazz music for about ten years at the conservatory, and I have taken quite an interest in electronic music. For the past few years, I have been trying to forge links between music and astronomy, two disciplines that are dear to me. I am involved in two separate artistic science outreach projects combining astronomy and music : Cosmic Pulse and Les 4 saisons de l'Univers 

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Cosmic Pulse

The Universe offers us wonderful pictures. Cosmic signals can also be sonified (translated into audible sounds). So you can hear the stars chirp, rumble or even sing a few sweet melodies. Added to this is the infinite, more subjective realm of music that the cosmos can inspire. In this all-audience astromusical conference in English, we will be discussing, looking at and listening to some astrophysical objects.

Upcoming dates : 

Oct. 11th, 2025, Darkness night, Belgium

Past dates : 

​Sept. 26th, 2025, Brussels Planétarium, Belgium

Oct. 18th, 2024, ArtScience day, ULB, Belgium

May 23rd, 2024, Brussels Planétarium, Belgium

July 8th, 2023, Festival de l'Arpenteur, Les Adrets, France

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crédits photo : Fabien Lainé

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crédits photo : Jérémie Munerelle

Les 4 saisons de l'Univers

Les 4 saisons de l'Univers is a cycle of four astro-musical conferences (spring, summer, autumn, winter) in which my scientific narrative is accompanied by a group of professional musicians performing a repertoire written especially for each season by drummer and composer Arnaud Le Meur. Astrophysics and music interact and play together to give the audience a sense of the dynamics at work in the Universe. Transdisciplinary, immersive and participatory, the 4 Seasons of the Universe take place outdoors or indoors (duration: approximately 1.5 hours) and are accompanied by high-definition images projected on a giant screen, observations of the night sky (weather permitting) and discussions with the audience after the show.

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