‘Cultural Geographies of the Music of Sound and Silence’ brings together a group of artists and scientists whose fundamental motivation is the passion for the musical phenomenon in its relationship with the experience of landscape. A work proposal that contains several challenges, among them, the questioning of an origin or locative essence for each musical culture, the exploration of the emotional paths that are organized in each geographic imagination, or, perhaps the biggest challenge, the attempt to overcome a tradition of imprisoning the idea of ​​landscape in the purely visual dimension: from landscape as an optical experience to landscape as a haptic experience. And if music, sound and silence make space, they produce journeys in time and meaning, as they also result from a deep relationship with places turned into expression.