The objective of Quantum Harmony is to bring together these two worlds, different but parallel, and create a forum in which science inspires the arts. Last September, scientists from the Institute of Corpuscular Physics met with composition students from the Joaquín Rodrigo Superior Conservatory of Music and spent a morning talking about science. The topic of the day was the Higgs boson, the only elementary particle discovered so far in the 21st century. Its discovery was announced in July 2012, and last year, therefore, we were celebrating our anniversary.

From that meeting, four musical pieces arose, which are the ones that we will be able to listen to next April 4 at the Museu de les Ciències. The four of them, each in their own way, try to translate this story of discovery into music, of how we are revealing the mechanism that makes nature work. This is the menu that Quantum Harmony offers us this year.

As in previous editions, the event will begin with a short outreach talk explaining why the Higgs boson is important and how it was discovered, followed by a performance of the four plays. Before each one of them, the composer will guide us through his music, explaining how he has turned scientific concepts into musical material.

Admission to the concert is free, until full capacity is reached.

This activity will be carried out in Spanish. 

See the full program

The event is organized jointly by the Institute of Corpuscular Physics (IFIC), the Joaquín Rodrigo Higher Conservatory of Music and the Valencia Science Museum.

The "Instants" exhibition, with the contest winners on the social network Instagram, collects only a sample of the multiple images provided by a complex in which every day it is possible to discover a new corner, a different framing, an original composition, an unprecedented moment.

In the official Instagram account @ciudadartesciencias all the photographs of the buildings and / or contents of the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències that have participated in the contest are published using the hashtag #ConcursoCAC19.

The exhibition is divided into two areas:

Living the City. Feel, enjoy, inhabit, made up of 52 images that reproduce moments in the life of the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències.

Architecture. Reflect, create, materialize, 16 large-format canvases that describe, through brief texts and photos, the architectural characteristics of the different buildings that make up the complex.

The Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències supports this initiative of the Generalitat Valenciana, with an exhibition that will be exhibited at the Museu de les Ciències.

Below, you have a list of the towns that make up Route 99:

Alicante:
- Benillup
- Benimassot
- Famorca
- Tollos

Castellón:
- Castell de Cabres
- Espadilla
- Fuente la Reina
- Fuentes de Ayódar
- Herbers
- Higueras
- Matet
- Palanques
- Pavías
- Sacañet
- Torralba del pinar
- Torrechiva
- Vallat
- Vallibona
- Villamalur
- Villanueva de Viver
- Villores

Valencia:
- Carrícola
- Puebla de San Miguel
- Sempere

Download the digital catalogue of the exhibition.

Cumpliendo con sus objetivos en el marco de su compromiso social, la Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències pretende, a través de esta acción, facilitar y extender el acceso a la cultura y a la ciencia de la población de mayor edad.

Los grupos que deseen adscribirse a esta iniciativa, a través de su ayuntamiento, disfrutarán de una tarifa especial de 4,7 € por persona, para una entrada del Hemisfèric o del Museu de les Ciències. Además, se puede completar esta actividad con una visita guiada gratuita al Palau de la Generalitat Valenciana, con motivo de los 600 años de la construcción del edificio.

Los ayuntamientos interesados pueden contactar a través del correo electrónico relacionesinstitucionales@cac.es o en el teléfono 96 197 55 44.