Turn it up: The Power Of Music at the Science Museum

After a hugely popular run at the Science + Industry Museum in Manchester, Turn It Up: The power of music has now arrived at the Science Museum in London.

In this fun, family-friendly experience you’ll get a chance to hear, interact with, and even make your own music! You’ll explore the science and secrets around the impact music has on us with unique interactive exhibits.

• Step into a newly commissioned musical playground, where you can play with beat, melody and harmonies.
• Can you tell the difference between songs written by humans and machines? Take a musical Turing test to find out.
• Meet Haile, the musical robot that can play and improvise alongside human musicians.
• See the groundbreaking MiMU Gloves, created by Imogen Heap and used by artists like Ariana Grande to make gestures that control music-making software live on stage.
• Discover weird and wonderful instruments like the Pyrophone, an organ powered by flames!

£10 adults, £9 seniors, £8 child/concessions. Family discounts available. Ages 4 and under go free.