Organ sounds from space (Trailer and Making Of)

Our stunning journey through space illustrates the uniqueness of no less than our planet Earth.
Infinite expanses, darkness, emptiness. Nothing could be stranger to us humans.
We take our visitors on a mighty journey through space and time. Goosebumps are guaranteed. Experience the universe in its artistic splendor and scientific beauty. Feel the power of the organ and the colorful sounds of the extremes. Our destination: Earth, a lonely speck of dust in the light of the sun, a lonely spaceship in the middle of the deep and empty universe. For the universe our Earth is hardly significant, but for us it is everything. It seems the universe has pulled all the stops.
The organization Astronomers for Planet Earth and the concert church St. Matthäus celebrate their pilot event from Sept 24, 2022 with this video. More events will follow. Are you owning a suited venue and want to host us? Please contact [e-mail].
In this trailer we give deeper insights into our very personal motivations, provide background information and show interviews with visitors.
Our team is an ensemble of experts in astrophysics, music and science communication:
Susanne Hartwich-Düfel (cantor and organist, concert church St. Matthäus, Erlangen): organ
Tobias Beuchert (astrophysicist and science communicator): project management, curation, science editing, presenting
Leonard Burtscher (astrophysicist, science communicator, campaigner): science editing, presenting
Annika Kreikenbohm (astrophysicist, designer): science editing, design
Katharina Leiter (astrophysicist, education expert): science editing
Roger Beuchert (light installation)
Organized by:
Organization Astronomers for Planet Earth
astronomersfor...
The Concert Church of St. Mattäus in Erlangen, Germany
www.matthaeus-...
Film: SOUL FILMS, Tobias Schirmer
www.soulfilms.de

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Sehr sehr schön und eindrucksvoll ❤

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Hätte ich gerne mit erlebt.