Event sponsor :
Aurélie Entringer (Violist - Sound Explorer - Music & Vibration)
Classically trained and a graduate of the Conservatoire de Metz, the Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles and Indiana University, Aurélie Entringer has built a career combining chamber music, orchestra and sound exploration. One of Adami's "Révélations Classiques" laureates, she has played alongside Maxim Vengerov, Joshua Bell and Janine Jansen, and collaborated with prestigious ensembles such as the Verbier Festival Orchestra, the Chamber Orchestra of Europe and the Mahler Chamber Orchestra.
Founder of the SOLEÂME and MetaSolfeggi0 ensembles, she explores the vibratory power of music as a link between sound and energy. Her journey through shamanism, kinesiology and sound therapy has shaped a singular approach, uniting interpretation and vibratory exploration as tools for inner transformation.
MetaSolfeggio is a word she created, fusing two powerful concepts:
Meta, which evokes metaphysics, profound transformation (metamorphosis) and connection with higher planes of consciousness, particularly in reference to Metatron, a figure of wisdom and spiritual elevation.
Solfeggio, in reference to the sacred frequencies of ancient solfeggio, a set of vibrations with harmonizing and regenerative properties, used for centuries to rebalance the being on the physical, emotional and spiritual levels.
MetaSolfeggio is an immersive artistic experience, where music and its frequencies become vectors for sensory and emotional exploration. Through a unique vibratory approach, each sound invites deep listening, awakening the imagination and fostering an intimate connection with oneself and the sound environment.
This approach plunges us into a transcendent musical universe, where each note goes beyond mere vibration to become a universal language, creating an immersive and introspective experience.
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Objectives of Sound Week in Bouches du Rhône
The aim of Sound Week is to encourage medical, scientific and societal research into Sound and Health through week-long conferences, workshops and artistic performances.
These events are structured around scientific conferences focusing on the impact of sound on human health, aimed at the general public, researchers and healthcare professionals, workshops in educational and healthcare establishments to raise awareness of the dangers and benefits of sound on health, and sound-related professions, and a special issue on sound in the transdisciplinary journal JIMIS or the integrative health magazine HEGEL.
The aim is to generate encounters around the impact of sound in its entirety (noise, sounds and music) on human beings and their auditory and mental health, their quality of life, as well as its relationship with the visual (photography, cinema) and olfactory senses, and to deepen our understanding of the mechanisms of sound perception.
The week also features festive events, concerts, film screenings and debates, and experiential workshops.
Partners
We'd like to extend our warmest thanks to all our partners who make the Semaine du Son de l'Unesco 2026 Marseille possible: Aix Marseille Université, CNRS, CRPN, SATIS, Médiathèque de La Ciotat, Ville et Conservatoire d'Aubagne, and Association pour la Revue HEGEL.
We would also like to thank all the volunteers involved in its organization, in particular all the members of the organizing team, Aurélie Martin, Lucia Volpe, Martin Noriot and Antonin Rourre behind the camera.
Last but not least, we'd like to thank the speakers and the public, without whom this wonderful event would not be possible.
