Sonya is an independent sound creation and production studio based in Strasbourg, France.

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• May 25, 2025

  Sound Walk

  Strasbourg

  

  We're offering a sound survey workshop on Sunday, May 25 from 1:30pm to 4:30pm at Strasbourg's Port du Rhin, as part of the [Kaleidoscoopie] festival(https://www.kaleidos.coop/journal-de-bord-du-festival-kaleidoscoopie3/?target_blank)!

  Together, we'll wander around the COOP district, listening and learning to describe the sounds around us with our own ears and audio equipment.
  This will also be an opportunity to learn the techniques of field sound recording and micro-trottoirs, depending on the encounters we make!

  Free workshop recommended for ages 8 and up
  Register online by clicking here
  Meet on May 25 at 1:30pm at Kaleidoscoop, 5 rue de la Coopérative 67000 Strasbourg
  If possible, please bring your own wired headphones!

  Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

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• Fins du monde listening evening

  Strasbourg

  listening evening

  

  Public listening to the sound fiction series "Fins du monde - Saison 2 : La création en danger" Thursday, February 27, 2025
  at 18:30 at Lieu documentaire (Maison de l'image, Strasbourg)

  Free admission subject to availability.

  "Fins du monde - Season 2: La création en danger" by Marine Angé and Christophe Deleu

  [2×50' I 2023-24 I By Ouï-dire La Première (RTBF), Le Grain des choses, Le Suac de l'Université de Strasbourg and Sonya, un monde de récits audio
  I France ]

  Do you like audio fiction podcasts? Here's a series of 10 episodes for you to listen to!

  In a street, a streetcar, a forest, a bedroom. Every day, we make choices and decisions motivated by our environment, our personality... But sometimes it's just a spilt coffee in the morning, a summer fling, or an icy Sunday.

  Do you ever wonder what your life would be like if you'd taken a different path?
  What if you were allowed to go back? To make your life what it should have been?
  You're about to listen to "Fins du monde"...
  In the course of a single week, several people fall victim to a strange phenomenon. They are approached by men and women who present themselves as mysterious messengers, and who try, through a very persuasive speech, to change the course of their lives. All were offered a better life in exchange for a single condition: their participation in a vague artistic creation. Their warning was very clear: if this creation didn't take place, all artistic creations were finished forever. It was as if the existence of our imaginary worlds hung by a thread.

  Drawing: Marjorie Ober

  Sonya is a project supported by the Fluxus incubation program run by Bliiida, DRAC Grand Est and Agence Culturelle d'Alsace (promo 2023). The École du Théâtre National de Strasbourg is supporting Sonya by offering its students in the Jeu section the chance to take part in her sound creations.

  Discover season 1 and 2 of "Fins du monde" and other stories on sonyapodcast.com

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• Horisch...

  

  Season 2 of Horisch..., our original creation for young and old, is now online!

  ‘Horisch...’ means “Listen...”. Here, French and Alsatian intermingle to revisit tales and legends from Alsace and elsewhere. This year we've turned our attention to the flavours and delights of our regional cuisine... Stories to savour without moderation!

  Available here and on the main listening platforms.

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• Gutenberg and Strasbourg, city of printers

  

  Immerse yourself in the history of printing in Strasbourg from the 15th to the 21st century, following in the footsteps of Gutenberg and other famous printers, by listening to the podcast produced for the 5e Lieu à Strasbourg.

  Presented in turn as a genius, an entrepreneur and a visionary, who really was Gutenberg? Many mysteries remain about his stay in Strasbourg between 1434 and 1444...

  Between historical research, interviews and sound creation, we had the pleasure of writing and producing this fascinating podcast at the initiative of 5e Lieu / Ville et Eurométropole de Strasbourg as part of Strasbourg - Lire notre monde.

  Many thanks to Georges Bischoff (historian), Odile Lassère (director and curator of the Musée historique de Strasbourg), Marielle de Vaulx and Vincent Lamarche of the Nun studio for their participation.

  Writing, direction, sound design and music Marine Angé and Audrey Daria Meyer
  Voice-over Agnès Bourgeois
  Musical contribution Kalevi Uibo
  Mixing Benjamin Moreau - Kawati Studios

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