Performer Joan Català gathers an audience to build an incredible, large sound installation.
Using his well-honed style of physical performance, Joan has created a unique performance with metal tubes that brings together the ideas of material, space and community.
Idiophones are musical instruments that produce sound from vibration. Prepare to join in and to eventually play this unique instrument. Playful, ingenious and funny, Joan Català has performed to thousands of people across Europe. Idiòfona is an attempt to find harmony in the middle of noise; to build a common vibration, but above all, an ode to the pleasure of sharing.
Access
As part of Heritage Open days Corfe Castle will be free to visit on 20 and 21 September. The area where Idiòfona will be performed in accessible. There is a Changing Places toilet located in the National Trust Castle View Visitors Centre on East Street. On 21 September the 1:30pm performance will be Audio Described.
Read our full Access Guide for Corfe Castle.