Hans Zimmer. Concert-sound journey with organ and gongs with laser and video light show

Hans Zimmer: Concert‑Sound Journey with Organ and Gongs, Laser and Video Light Show invites you to a transcendent experience where cinematic grandeur meets ancient sonic rituals. In the soaring nave of St. Paul’s Church in Tartu, the monumental organ of Southern Estonia becomes the heart of a cosmic symphony, resonating alongside the profound resonance of gongs. Leading the sonic tapestry is Tiia Tenno, organist of St. John’s Church since 1996, whose mastery provides a steady, reverberant foundation. The Centre for Healing Sounds’ co‑founders, Lilia Märtmaa and Denis Vinogradov, bring their multidisciplinary expertise as musicians, multi‑instrumentalists and sound therapists, enriching the program with improvisations that weave Zimmer’s haunting notes from *Interstellar* into an open‑ended sonic landscape. Visuals elevate the performance to an astral theatre of light. Aleksander Bachmann, a celebrated light and video artist, choreographs a sacred light dramaturgy that translates every swell, pause and crescendo into a vivid play of color and form. Archy Voinoff’s lasers and light complement the meditative vibrations of the gong masters, projecting a shimmering silver cascade that mirrors the music’s rising echos. Together, they shape the dramatic flow of sound, allowing the ancient wood and stone of St. Paul’s to breathe and reveal its spiritual depth. Beyond spectacle, the concert promises a deeply healing and contemplative journey. Gong meditation slows brain activity into alpha and theta waves, inviting access to subconscious symbolism and self‑healing. The music is joined by rare instruments—flat bells, sound bowls, ethnic flutes, wind chimes and ocean drums—each tuned to harmonize with the organ and gongs. In this cosmic soundscape, you’ll find a chance to escape daily routine, relax, explore your inner world, and let the stars whisper through vibrant light and resonant sound. Come and experience how the divine architecture of music and light can rejuvenate body, mind and spirit.