Visiting the exhibition

Unguided visits

Blind and partially sighted visitors can explore the exhibition thanks to a specially designed tour featuring raised images and an audio-description. Portable hearing loops compatible with the free audio guide facilitate access to the sound features of the exhibition. The exhibition areas are wheelchair accessible. Stick-seats and wheelchairs can be borrowed at the cloakroom.

Guided group tours

Pierre Boulez exhibition

Teens and adults / Blind and partially sighted visitors

Using raised images, the guide presents Pierre Boulez’s career as a composer, conductor and teacher while also highlighting his ties with a great number of artists, including painters, writers, architects and stage/film directors…

Duration: 1 hour

en couleurs”

Teens and adults / Visitors with learning difficulties and mental health service users

Following the group visit of the Pierre Boulez exhibition, and drawing on the paintings presented by the guide, this workshop is an invitation to create improvised music pieces like the composer himself.

Duration: 2 hours

Teens and adults / Visitors with reduced mobility

All areas of the Museum are accessible to individuals with reduced mobility. Wheelchairs and stick-seats are available at the cloakroom. The guided tours of the Pierre Boulez exhibition (the general tour and the Studio Boulez workshop-tour) are accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.
The workshop-tour can be tailored to the respiratory and fine motor abilities of those present.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours

Teens and adults / Deaf and hard of hearing visitors

Lip reading tours
The general tour of the Pierre Boulez exhibition can be adapted for lip reading. Audiophones compatible with a portable hearing loop system amplify the tour guide’s speech and the musical excerpts.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes