WHERE SCIENCE, MUSIC, ART AND IMAGINATION MEET
LUNAR
Discover
Learning Under New Artistic Regimes
A new way to experience the moons of our Outer Solar System through
planetary science, orchestral music, art and imagination.
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Explore LUNAR online—or bring the live educational concert experience to your community.
Two Ways to Experience LUNAR
LUNAR​ Online
An immersive learning journey for curious minds, combining planetary science, orchestral music, visual art, storytelling and personal reflection.
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LUNAR Live
A flexible educational concert experience bringing the science, stories and music of the moons to schools, universities, orchestras and communities.
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What is LUNAR
LUNAR—Learning Under New Artistic Regimes—
is the educational initaitive inspired by
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It transforms the science, music and stories behind seven extraordinary moons
into immersive online learning and live educational experiences.
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Developed in collaboration with leading planetary scientists and space-mission experts.
Who Is LUNAR For
Curious minds and lifelong learners
Explore the moons through an immersive online journey that brings planetary science, orchestral music, art and personal reflection together.
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Older students and families
Discover a creative, multidisciplinary approach to learning that encourages curiosity, independent thinking and a deeper connection with science.
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Schools, Universities, Orchestras & Cultural Organisations
Bring LUNAR to your community through a flexible live educational concert experience combining expert scientific storytelling with cinematic orchestral music.​​
Why is LUNAR Different
• Science shaped by leading planetary experts
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• Scientifically rigorous content connected to current discoveries and space missions
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• Original orchestral music performed by world-class musicians
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• Art, storytelling and personal reflection
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• Learning that engages both intellect and imagination
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​Now I look forward to unravelling science through music.
LUNAR is teaching me to picture the music and listen to the story being told.
I never imagined that one module could show me that classical music isn't inaccessible.
It's actually amazing.
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— Carol Botha
LUNAR Pilot Participant