INFINITY – Orgel Meets Jazz

⭐ The Zurich-based artist collective PROJEKTIL transforms the historic vaulted arches of St. Mark’s Church into a floor-to-ceiling 360° artwork of light, sound, and motion. Experience a deeply moving journey that invites you to reflect on life's biggest questions.

Highlights
🎻 A philosophical journey accompanied by organ & jazz music
🏛️ Thousands of light sources bathe the nave in color
🎥 360° projection-mapping & surround sound place you at the heart of the experience
💫 A magical event for friends and family
🎶 Enjoy an exclusive concert performed to match the light show

General Info
📅 Dates & times: Choose your preferred option directly when selecting 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
🅿️ Parking: No official parking available. Public transport is recommended
👤 Age restriction: Suitable for all ages
♿ Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
❓ Here you can find the FAQs with more information about this experience

Description
Dive into infinity: NASA star fields, Gregorian chants and ethereal space-ambient fuse into a 360° cosmos of light and sound. Zooming journeys through luminous nebulae and black holes link the micro and macro — a contemplative gaze beyond time and space.

Music Program
Compositions & improvisations accompanying the INFINITY light show, ranging across classical, pop, soul & jazz: delicate reinterpretations of global hits, intelligent and heartfelt improvisations, original compositions full of fresh ideas, and poetic melodies with nods to her Armenian roots are the musical hallmarks of trumpeter Angela Avetisyan. The contrast of old and new—traditional and modern, familiar and unheard, composed and improvised—defines organist Michael Roth’s playing. Percussion and struck instruments of many kinds—from timpani and gongs to steel drums, bells and singing bowls—unfold their own beauty and color under Simon Popp’s hands. They form the ideal complement to the dynamic trumpet sound and the warm, full tone of the Steinmeyer organ.