Program

What if you were to cross over to the other side? On the Noda bcvs stage, become the voice that you have always dreamed of being and take part in a fun collective experience of choral singing.

Scientific and musical interactions

The laboratories provide an open space in which music and science meet to find out more about how our emotions are made. Just one hour together when what you have to say is also heard!

(E)motion: Music Manipulates Us
Since Antiquity, Plato has warned citizens: music is dangerous. It plays with our emotions and makes us its toy! A dive into the questions of sonic manipulation, between neurology and musicology!

With Dr. Philippe Vuadens and Jean-David Waeber (organist)

Musical Matinée with :

George Vassilev (Professor) and his students : Bilyana Lazarova, Abbey Esquivel, Simon Barras, Miguel Ferreira, Pierre Yven, Quentin Cambet, Damien Thieux, Ángel Ripoll, Zacharias Donnet 

Music by : George Barcos, Philipp Houghton, Emilio Pujol, Kenny Dorham, Julián Santos Carrión, Regino Sainz de la Maza, Francis Kleynjans, Ángel Ripoll et d’autres.

Noda BCVS is teaming up with Educa’son for two family concerts for ages 6 and up!
On the program: interactive moments to discover music in a whole new way, together as a family.

We Make Rap
With: Simon Seiler – SIM'S · Fabrice Aubert – DJ Menas · Licia Chery – narrator

In the course of the season at Noda BCVS, you will be able to discover works covering five centuries of music. A note to the curious minded, eager for knowledge: the Chronicles offer a chance to build on what you already know, the better to understand the issues behind the great ages of our musical history.

Romantic Chronicles 24.03.26 / 18.04.26
With Stephanie Gurga 
Discovering Romantic Music (1830–1880): colour and expressiveness 

Musical Matinée with :

• Jordan Gregoris Artistic Director

• Andrea Agullo cello
• Vatsana Cordani cello
• Emile Gernigon cello
• Loan Gil cello
• Clélia Joncour cello
• Théo Junod cello
• Clarisse Lesage cello
• Pauline Letombe cello
• Estelle Lin cello
• Margaux Soulie cello

Classical music, film music, and more
Detailed programme to come

What if you were to cross over to the other side? On the Noda bcvs stage, become the voice that you have always dreamed of being and take part in a fun collective experience of choral singing.

In the course of the season at Noda BCVS, you will be able to discover works covering five centuries of music. A note to the curious minded, eager for knowledge: the Chronicles offer a chance to build on what you already know, the better to understand the issues behind the great ages of our musical history.

Romantic Chronicles 24.03.26 / 18.04.26
With Stephanie Gurga 
Discovering Romantic Music (1830–1880): colour and expressiveness 

In the course of the season at Noda BCVS, you will be able to discover works covering five centuries of music. A note to the curious minded, eager for knowledge: the Chronicles offer a chance to build on what you already know, the better to understand the issues behind the great ages of our musical history.

20th Century Chronicles 21.04.26 / 16.05.26
With Stephanie Gurga and Claire Garde 
Discovering the Music of the Early 20th Century: the Emergence of Modernities 

Musical Matinée with :

• Pauline Letombe, cello
• Metalena Wulz, violin
• Nina Soffe, viola
• Alessia Neri, violin

Detailed programme to come

In the course of the season at Noda BCVS, you will be able to discover works covering five centuries of music. A note to the curious minded, eager for knowledge: the Chronicles offer a chance to build on what you already know, the better to understand the issues behind the great ages of our musical history.

20th Century Chronicles 21.04.26 / 16.05.26
With Stephanie Gurga and Claire Garde 
Discovering the Music of the Early 20th Century: the Emergence of Modernities 

Musical Matinée with :

• Arnau Moncunill Agullo, violin
• Khanna-Maria Mykhailova, violin
• Pauline Letombe, cello
• Manuel Marti-Lopez, viola
• Daniel Haefliger, professor & mediation

Programme

• Ludwig van Beethoven, String Quartet No. 15 in A minor, Op. 132

Scientific and musical interactions
The laboratories provide an open space in which music and science meet to find out more about how our emotions are made. Just one hour together when what you have to say is also heard!

The Living Committee – Vibrant Bodies and Shared Worlds
Welcome to this immersive workshop blending the human voice, interoception, and natural soundscapes. Art and science shape a choir expanded to biodiversity, between memory and emotion!

With Prof. Didier Grandjean and Julie Semoroz (sound artist)