Unconventional music at CERN : celebrating 100 years of Einstein’s Nobel Prize @CERN
Unconventional music at CERN : celebrating 100 years of Einstein’s Nobel Prize  @CERN
Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
To celebrate the 100th year anniversary of Einstein’s Nobel Prize, CERN, in collaboration with the Swedish Embassy in Bern, hosted an unconventional musical event back in October, featuring Swedish artist Henrik Rylander on the theremin and Swiss artist Roland Bucher on the noise table, in musical conversation with musicians among CERN scientists.

The performances were preceded by talks from Professor Brian Foster and Dr. Domenico Vicinanza.

Do you know what a theremin is? Tell us in the comments 👇

You can also watch the concert online at : https://cds.cern.ch/record/2838788?ln=fr

Artist's links :
Swedish artist Henrik Rylander : henrikrylander.com
Swiss artist Roland Bucher : https://www.rolandbucher.ch/
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Unconventional music at CERN : celebrating 100 years of Einstein’s Nobel Prize

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