⭐ IMMERSIVE CLASSIC ENLIGHTENMENT on February 14 and 27 is a symbiosis between a live concert by More than Classic and the immersive light show Enlightenment by the artist collective Projektil. Let the timeless melodies whisk you away to an artistic world full of light and color. An impressive classical concert for all the senses that you simply have to experience. Now in the church of St. Mark!

Highlights
🌎 Embark on an audiovisual journey with live music and experience an impressive light show by Projektil to Vivaldi's "Four Seasons"
⛪ The opportunity to see the impressive church of St. Mark in a new light.
💫 Be enchanted by this immersive light show on the cycle of life with live music from Antonio Vivaldi's "Four Seasons"
🎶 Experience an exclusive classical music concert by More than Classic, played to match the light show

General Info
📅 Date: 14. and February 27, 2025
🕒 Time: 19:45 and 21:15 in each case
⏳ Duration: 45 minutes
📍 Location: Church of St. Mark, Munich
🅿 Parking: no official parking facilities are available. Public transport is recommended
👤 Age requirement: all ages are welcome
♿ Accessibility: wheelchair accessible 
❓ You can find the FAQ for this experienceat here

Description
Experience a 45-minute live concert by More Than Classic, perfectly coordinated with the immersive ENLIGHTENMENT light show. The show stages the four seasons, creating an artistic homage to the cycle of life with a surprising finale. This audiovisual metamorphosis of spring, summer, fall and winter will make you forget everyday life in an instant. Don't miss out on this unique experience in the time-honored church of St. Mark. Get your tickets for IMMERSIVE CLASSIC ENLIGHTENMENT in Munich now!

Immersive Classic stands for live concert experiences that combine and harmonize timeless compositions with artistic visual effects. The result is a harmonious symbiosis of music and digital art that completely immerses the audience in a world of sounds and images. Unique classical music concerts for all the senses that continue to have an effect long after the last chords have faded.