With “Bébé Symphonique,” parents can immerse themselves and their babies and toddlers in a vibrant world of colors and shapes.
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Mann mit Kind im Zeiss-Großplanetarium
The musical pieces, composed by Simon Leclerc specifically for the youngest listeners and performed by the Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal, accompany young visitors with carefully selected 360-degree images of clouds made of stardust, colorful marbles, and enchanting patterns.
The seven instrumental pieces of “Bébé Symphonique” create a world full of musical magic and offer a fascinating sensory journey that promotes the neurological development of toddlers and strengthens the bond between parents and children.
Visitors are invited to take a seat in the open area between the stage and the star projector or to settle into the planetarium chairs. For the open area, it is recommended to bring a mat or blanket.
