Turntable

Eugène Ysaÿe, a virtuoso Belgian violinist, embarks on an extraordinary journey to the Congo, summoned by the governor for a special concert. The narrative unfolds in a vibrant landscape, where music becomes a bridge between cultures, illuminating the complexities of colonial encounters. As Ysaÿe navigates this unfamiliar territory, he finds himself not only performing but also engaging deeply with the local rhythms and traditions.

Through Ysaÿe's experiences, the story explores the power of music as a universal language, transcending barriers and fostering connections. The lush scenery and rich cultural tapestry of the Congo serve as a backdrop for personal transformation, prompting reflections on identity, heritage, and the enduring impact of art in a world rife with contrasts.