At the end of the year, a unique concert tour will begin that will transport you to other dimensions: Let the moving soundscapes of classical music carry you away into the realms of the cosmos! You’ve never experienced a concert like this before. Listen to Johann Sebastian Bach’s most famous masterpieces—played live on the piano —while stunning NASA footage transports you to distant galaxies.
“Bach in Space” kicks off in December 2026 with its first concerts:
December 27 in Nuremberg
December 28 in Mannheim
December 29 in Stuttgart
The tour stops in Frankfurt am Main on May 18. You can definitely secure tickets for the concerts in southern Germany starting now. So, what are you waiting for?
Bach’s music as the soundtrack of the universe
Imagine this: You’re sitting in a dark hall, and the first notes of Bach’s “Well-Tempered Clavier” ring out—played live by world-class pianists like Mona Asuka or Danae Dörken. And at that very moment, the universe explodes above you. Spectacular original footage plays on a giant LED wall , transporting you past distant galaxies andblack holes. Bach’s timeless works provide the perfect soundtrack. Starting in December, you’ll have the chance to be part of this unforgettable concert experience full of goosebump-inducing moments.
A multisensory experience
With “Bach in Space,” you’ll experience the fascination of the universe in a whole new way. Unique images of infinite galaxies are already awe-inspiring—but when combined with Johann Sebastian Bach’s masterpieces played live, they become an overwhelming total work of art for the eyes and ears. Embark on a fantastic journey through space, past colorful supernovae, black holes, and sparkling constellations. The accompanying piano music lends these cosmic impressions a whole new depth and expresses exactly what cannot be put into words.
Are you ready for an emotional journey through the infinite expanses of the cosmos? Starting in December 2026 in Stuttgart, Mannheim, and Nuremberg, and in May in Frankfurt am Main! Get your tickets today!
