When does the light concert take place?

The light concert takes place on Friday, December 11, 2026, at 6 PM.

How long does the event last?

The event lasts about one hour.

Where does the concert take place?

The venue is the Heiliggeistkirche at Heiliggeistgasse 394 in 84028 Landshut.

How much does admission cost?

Admission costs 12 euros per person.

Who performs at the light concert?

Jeni Böhm plays the Steinmeyer organ. Laurenz Theinert accompanies her with his light organ and visual live projections.

In what context does the concert take place?

The light concert takes place in the context of the exhibition Slavko Oblak. Nature Art Work.

Jeni Böhm and Laurenz Theinert Transform Landshut into a Glowing Sound Artwork

Name: Light Concert with Jeni Böhm on the Organ and Laurenz Theinert on the Light Organ
Start: 2026-12-11T18:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-12-11T19:00:00+01:00
Location: Heiliggeistkirche

When Organ Sounds Become Light: The Light Concert in the Heiliggeistkirche

On Friday, December 11, 2026, the Heiliggeistkirche in Landshut will transform into an extraordinary sound and light space. During the one-hour light concert for the exhibition Slavko Oblak. Nature Art Work, organist Jeni Böhm and media artist Laurenz Theinert combine music, architecture, and visual art into a synesthetic concert experience.

Steinmeyer Organ Meets Visual Piano

Jeni Böhm brings the historic Steinmeyer organ of the Heiliggeistkirche to life. The 19th-century instrument is known for its powerful and versatile sound. Her organ interpretation creates the musical foundation for a live performance in which timbre, dynamics, and spatial effects blend seamlessly together.

Laurenz Theinert accompanies the direction of the music with his light organ or visual piano. In real-time, dynamic graphic color structures emerge that respond to the music and architecture. The projections fill the Gothic church space with moving light spaces and make the synchronization of sound and light immediately perceptible.

Music Between Baroque, Romanticism, and the Present

The program connects works by Johann Sebastian Bach and Max Reger with modern sound worlds. Ennio Morricone's Gabriel's Oboe is also part of the announced musical spectrum. Thus, historic organ tradition, romantic sound fullness, and contemporary media art converge in an unusual stage performance.

A Concert for Eyes, Ears, and Spatial Awareness

The live atmosphere arises from the interplay of reverberation, orchestration, and projection. Each organ chord receives a visual counterpart, while the light redefines the architecture of the Heiliggeistkirche. The audience experiences not an ordinary concert lighting but an independent light composition that develops live with the music.

Conclusion: A Rare Synesthetic Concert Experience

The light concert with Jeni Böhm and Laurenz Theinert promises an intense encounter of church music, light art, and historical architecture. Those who wish to experience music not just by hearing but in its spatial and visual impact will find a special concert format in Landshut on this evening. Secure your admission and experience the connection of organ sound and light live at the Heiliggeistkirche.