PROJEKTIL presents: INFINITY with Live Music in Heidelberg

⭐The Zurich-based artist collective PROJEKTIL transforms the historic vaulted arches of the Heiliggeistkirche into a floor-to-ceiling 360° artwork of light, sound and moving images. Immerse yourself in this emotional journey that touches you deeply, explores the big questions of our existence, and surrounds you with extraordinary live music!

Highlights
💫 A philosophical journey from the second to infinity, accompanied by unforgettable live music
🏛️ Thousands of light sources illuminating the church nave in vibrant color
🎥 360° projection mapping & surround sound that places you right at the center of the experience
🎶 Enjoy exclusive live concerts curated to complement PROJEKTIL’s artistic light show
🎁 Give unforgettable memories! Purchase a gift card for PROJEKTIL presents: INFINITY with Live Music in Heidelberg here

General Info
📅 Dates and times: Select your preferred option directly in the ticket section
⏳ Duration: 30 minutes
📍 Location: Heiliggeistkirche, Hauptstraße 189, 69117 Heidelberg, Germany
🚉 Transport: Public transport recommended, no parking available
👤 Age requirement: All ages welcome
♿ Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
❓ Find the FAQs for this experience here

Description
Experience a series of unique 30-minute live concerts specially curated to expand the immersive light and sound world of INFINITY. On selected Saturdays, extraordinary instrumental voices, improvisational soundscapes and cross-genre compositions merge with visual galaxies. From Celtic folk to electroacoustic sound sculptures, an atmospheric sonic universe unfolds—inviting the audience into contemplative, intimate and cosmic sound worlds.

Enjoy these unique concert evenings on the following dates:
Sat 17.01.2026 – Jochen Seiterle (Guitar) & Christof Keller (Modular Synthesizer)
Sat 24.01.2026 – Jochen Seiterle (Guitar) & Olaf Schönborn (Saxophone)
Sat 31.01.2026 – Band Lily & Co
Sat 07.02.2026 – Sehnsucht – An evening of classical and pop songs as well as original compositions
Students of the University of Church Music under the direction of Prof. Sebastian Hübner and Kyeyoung Lim
Sat 14.02.2026 – Jan Wilke (Organ)
Sat 21.02.2026 – Jan Wilke (Organ)
Sat 28.02.2026 – Jan Wilke (Organ)
Sat 07.03.2026 – Band Lily & Co

The artists bringing this journey to life:
Jochen Seiterle studied musicology and political science in Heidelberg. He is a member of The Busters and has produced CDs with Silke Hauck, Curry as well as music for the film Die Hochzeitskuh and theater productions for Stadttheater Heidelberg, Staatstheater Dortmund and TiG7 Mannheim. He co-founded Limbus[Club], has a record deal with Sony, appeared on numerous TV shows, and won the German Children's Music Award in 2017. His musical range spans jazz, pop, flamenco jazz, electrotango and klezmer.

Christof Keller is a composer, synthesist and double bassist from Heidelberg. Recommended by festival director Rainer Kern as “Album of the Month” and “like a wise, attentive conversation… full of inspiring turns,” his debut album Garden Path (MuZi, 2022) premiered at the Enjoy Jazz Festival and received international attention. He has a long-standing collaboration with guitarist Jochen Seiterle, including through the Limbus[Club]. His new studio album will be released in 2026.

Saxophonist Olaf Schönborn, based in Ludwigshafen, studied jazz at the Mannheim University of Music and at Arizona State University (USA). His projects range from swing trios to world-music ensembles (Xiaomei Deng International Ensemble), saxophone quartets (FINEFONES), soul and funk bands, Brazilian music (Cocada), big band (Kicks’n Sticks) and even tap dance collaborations (Melody, Rhythm & Tap). He has released numerous CDs, including with Sarah Kaiser, the Fritz Münzer Tentet, the Rainer Tempel BigBand, the legendary American drummer Allen Blairman, and with his band Jazz X Change on BLUE NOTE RECORDS. In 2000, he co-founded the highly acclaimed labels JAZZ’n’ARTS RECORDS and RODENSTEIN RECORDS.

Jan Wilke is a composer, organist and pianist from Heidelberg. His works combine influences from Anglican choral tradition, film music and minimal music, and are performed regularly in Germany and abroad. As an organist, he accompanies concerts and film projects with an improvisational and atmospheric musical style.

Lily & Co is a charming and musically outstanding family band. Mother Julia and her three daughters Sophie, Amy and Lily Vardigans come from England and have been playing together for 25 years. Julia Vardigans is a professional musician known for her sophisticated, refined and original arrangements of a diverse repertoire—from film themes, Beatles, blues, jazz, classical music, and especially Celtic folk. The band performs on violins, flutes, penny whistle, guitar, ukulele, mandolin, cello and cajón.

Organizer: Projektil der Künste GmbH