Selected evenings · 8 to 31 October 2026
Smetana's Moldau – performed live by a string quartet inside the 360° light installation
PULSE Live in Concert: live music inside a spectacular world of light and water.
PULSE Live in Concert lets live music merge with the immersive world of light and water. String quartet, guitar or organ: every performance brings PULSE into being musically, accompanied by PROJEKTIL's spectacular 360° projections in the Johanneskirche.
A string quartet, in collaboration with More Than Classic, plays a concert inspired by Smetana's Moldau while the Johanneskirche turns into an immersive world of images that moves to the beat of the music.
Vincent Babl turns his guitar into a layered sound universe with synthesisers, loops and echo – an extraordinary guitar concert inspired by Smetana's masterpiece The Moldau.
Georg Ammon, church musician at the Johanneskirche, plays The Moldau on the organ of his own church, with the taste for improvisation he brings from jazz.
From the first spring to the mouth of the Elbe: experience PULSE live in Stuttgart and feel the pulse of the water.
Season 2026
Artists
The artists performing PULSE Live in Concert this season:
More Than Classic
Classical
More Than Classic stands for classical music that reaches beyond listening alone, opening new spaces for encounter and experience. Under the artistic direction of violinist Irina Pak, the ensemble connects classical music with art, technology, literature, nature and sport. That idea meets PROJEKTIL's immersive world of images: together, music, space and visual art merge into one singular experience.
Vincent Babl
PULSE with Vincent Babl
Acoustic guitar, layered effects and virtuoso fingerstyle combine into emotional intensity, aesthetic breadth and a singular flow of feeling and energy. His compositions join intimate concert moments with a modern club aesthetic, creating an extraordinary live experience inside the immersive PULSE performance.
Georg Ammon
Organ Concert
Georg Ammon is church musician at the Johanneskirche and the Matthäuskirche in Stuttgart. A passionate organist, he loves improvisation and pursues it in several ensembles, above all in jazz. A number of collaborations with theatre projects round out his range. Alongside organ music he directs the chamber choir at the Johanneskirche and the ecumenical Heslach choir, enriching the cultural life of the city.
Practical
Good to Know
- Dates
- String quartet on Fridays and Saturdays, Vincent Babl on four evenings · 8 to 31 October 2026
- Opening Hours
- Opening days and times vary by week (Please arrive 10–15 minutes before your booked time slot!)
- Duration
- The concert lasts 45 minutes.
- Address
- Gutenbergstraße 11, 70176 Stuttgart-West, Germany
- Age recommendation
- Suitable for all ages
- Language
- The concert works in any language
- Tickets
- Prices vary
- Note
- Live concerts are performed by rotating artists. Check individual show dates for artist details.
– Schedule –
Calendar
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LOCATION
GETTING HERE
VENUE
Johanneskirche Stuttgart
Gutenbergstraße 1170176 Stuttgart-West
Germany
TRANSPORT
Public transport recommended. No parking at venue.
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