The Philharmonia's Re-Rite Project

1. The Philharmonia Orchestra's sections on camera

The project shows each section of the Orchestra performing The Rite of Spring simultaneously ‘as live’.

2. Esa-Pekka Salonen conducts the Philharmonia

Finnish conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen has been Principal Conductor and Artistic Advisor of the Philharmonia Orchestra since September 2008.

3. Esa-Pekka Salonen conducts

Members of the public can listen to Esa-Pekka's commentary and have a go at conducting the Orchestra.

4. A Philharmonia Orchestra triangle

You can also perform the triangle and drums in the Percussion section.

5. Filming The Rite of Spring

Some cameras were strapped to musicians' heads to capture video footage, so that the public can experience the thrill of performing in a professional symphony orchestra.

6. The violin section at Re-Rite

You can sit and follow the violin part as the violinists play it on the screen.

7. Re-Rite screen

The Orchestra's sections can be seen throughout the four-storey warehouse building.

8. Filming Re-Rite

See the project yourself for free at the Bargehouse on London's South Bank from 3 to 15 November.

9. The double basses on camera

Re-Rite’s exhibition at an unconventional classical music venue should attract those who might not attend a traditional classical concert, as well as seasoned concert goers who want to experience the excitement of sitting in the middle of an orchestral section.

10. The French horn section

Sit in a seat in front of the screen and you will find yourself projected into an empty seat in the horn section.

11. The whole picture

One room allows you to see the full orchestra and individual sections simultaneously.

12. Interactive screens

You can alter the volume of individual sections and choose which section appears in the centre of the screen via touch-screens.

13. A Re-Rite violin

Re-Rite is open daily from 3 to 15 November.

14. The flute section

15. A Philharmonia bassist

You can sit in front of the screen and follow the bass part.

16. Visitors to Re-Rite

Visitors congregate at the entrance.

17. The Bargehouse

The Bargehouse, located in the heart of London’s South Bank and Bankside areas.

18. Re-Rite at the Bargehouse

Re-Rite is open daily from 3 to 15 November, 10am to 6pm, with late opening until 8pm on Thursday and Friday. It is located at the Bargehouse on London’s South Bank. Admission is free.