INFINITY – Orgel Meets Jazz

⭐ PROJEKTIL presents: INFINITY – Experience Cosmic Wonder ⭐

The Zurich artist collective PROJEKTIL transforms the historic vaulted ceilings of St. Mark’s Church into a floor-to-ceiling 360° artwork of light, sound, and moving images. This immersive journey evokes a sense of infinity, guided by the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and modern original compositions.

Highlights
🎻 A philosophical journey in harmony with organ and jazz music
♾️ Immerse yourself in the Temple of Infinity
🎥 360° projection mapping & surround sound put you right at the heart of the experience
💫 Cosmic wonder for friends and family
🎶 Experience an exclusive concert performed in sync with the light show

General Information
📅 Dates and times: Choose your preferred option directly when booking your tickets
🕒 Time: 6:45 PM – 7:30 PM & 8:30 PM – 9:15 PM (Please arrive 10–15 minutes before your booked time slot!)
⏳ Duration: 45 minutes
📍 Location: St. Mark’s Church
🚉 Public transport recommended; no parking available
👤 Age restriction: Suitable for all ages
♿ Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
❓ FAQs: Find more information about this experience here
🎫 Infants (0–4 years): Free

Description
Shaped by audiovisual poetry and playful illusions, INFINITY unfolds an immersive world beyond measurable time, clear dimensions, and fixed orientation. Musically, it blends Bach’s masterpieces with modern original compositions and contemporary beats.

Music program
Compositions & Improvisations for the INFINITY Light Show, spanning classical, pop, soul & jazz:the musical signature of trumpeter Angela Avetisyan lies in delicate interpretations of world hits, intelligent and emotive improvisations, original compositions full of new ideas, and poetic melodies with nods to her Armenian heritage. Organist Michael Roth brings a dialogue of old and new, tradition and modernity, familiar and unheard, composed and improvised, defining his distinctive organ playing. Percussion and striking instruments of all kinds — from timpani and gongs to steel drums, bells, and singing bowls — are performed by Simon Popp, revealing their own unique beauty and tonal color. They provide the perfect complement to the dynamic trumpet sound and the rich, full tones of the Steinmeyer organ.

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Organizer: Projektil der Künste GmbH