Over two and a half years the historical Jehmlich organ has been restored, while the St. Petri church has created a whole new world of sound. Five additional organ works as well as sound sources such as accordion, marimbaphone, bells or bird voices have been distributed across the church room and connected via a play table. The installation is intended to enable 360-degree sound experiences – and inspire a wider audience for organ music.
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Over two and a half years the historical Jehmlich organ has been restored, while the St. Petri church has created a whole new world of sound. Five additional organ works as well as sound sources such as accordion, marimbaphone, bells or bird voices have been distributed across the church room and connected via a play table. The installation is intended to enable 360-degree sound experiences – and inspire a wider audience for organ music.