Instrumental Baschet. La utopia resonant

El Museu de la Música presents an exhibition dedicated to the creative universe of Bernard (1917–2015) and François Baschet (1920–2014), two artists and inventors who, from the 1950s onward, proposed a new way of understanding the musical instrument. Their contribution takes the form of a set of inventions they called sound sculptures, built from industrial and everyday materials such as stainless steel, aluminium, cardboard or inflatable cushions, and capable of generating complex and unusual sounds without resorting to electricity. Born of an approach that combines art and science, intuition and method, the Baschet universe develops a singular research into the relationships between form, matter and sound. Intuition, play, exploration and direct participation in sound production define an open and accessible conception of the instrument and of the musical experience. In this sense, Baschet sound sculptures can be understood as open works, true resonant utopias that foster new forms of listening and participation. You can find more information about the exhibition "Instrumental Baschet. La utopia resonant" on the website of the Auditori - Museu de la Música.