In the framework of the largest string theory conference in the world, Strings 2019, Science and Cocktails organized a special event at Flagey in Brussels. Cellist and composer Benjamin Glorieux performed a musical piece together with invited guests especially commissioned for the occasion, while live-video artist Klaas Verpoest accompanied them with his visual magic. All of this inspired by strings in their many incarnations. Line-up: Benjamin Glorieux (cello, composition) Klaas Verpoest (video art) Anthony Romaniuk (piano), Jo Thielemans (electronics) Rembrandt Frerichs Trio: Rembrandt Frerichs (piano) Tony Overwater (bass) Vinsent Planjer (drums/percussion) Cellists: Pieter-Jan De Smet Pieter Matthynssens Harmen Goossens Liesemarie Beelaerts Seraphine Stragier Here's what Benjamin had to say about the concert: "Dear people, this is a concert. A concert with quite some silence. There will be live video. There will be Francois Englert, Richard Feynman and Albert Einstein, not for long, but they will be there, There will be no Shakespeare, no Newton. There will be Bach, also not for long. There will be a piece written by our bass player, called "Escher", not the bass player, but the piece. There will be a piece I wrote, which is called "Entropy", which is actually the closest I get to being scientific. There will be silence. There will be noise. There will be a little cuty pie piece called "little star". There will be duos and trios and in the end there will be a piece by the American Indians, which has nothing to do whatsoever with the theme of this concert, it is just a great piece. And there will be silence." The string theory lecture preceding this concert: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0T--WC4D1C0 For more science lectures with dry-ice cocktails and live music, visit http://www.scienceandcocktails.org/