When you think of organ music, do you immediately think of traditional church hymns? Let the unique concert experience INFINITUM surprise you! Film composer Mathias Rehfeldt breathes new life into the world’s largest instrument : organ compositions played live blend with modern electronic sounds and cinematic elements that create the illusion of movement in the architecture of Munich’s Erlöserkirche .
Get your tickets now and be part of a unique, epic total work of art on October 30 and 31.
INFINITUM – The Epic Organ Experience by Mathias Rehfeldt
30 October 2026 19:00 + more dates
Erlöserkirche
Here’s what to expect at INFINITUM
At INFINITUM, you’ll experience the organ in a whole new light—literally. Instead of familiar hymns, film composer Mathias Rehfeldt will perform his own compositions live. But that’s not all: the organ, in its original setting—the Erlöserkirche—is complemented by epic electronic sounds and cinematic imagery. Light, sound, and architecture merge in a truly unique way. For a full hour , a monumental cinematic soundscape unfolds , enveloping you from the very first moment. An open, non-denominational concert that’s sure to give you goosebumps.
From sacred resonance to cinematic intensity
Mathias Rehfeldt proves that organ music has absolutely nothing to do with dusty clichés. The Munich-based composer and organist brings together two worlds that, at first glance, could hardly be more different: the gigantic, sacred power of the pipe organ meets pulsating electronic beats and cinematic soundscapes.
Whether for film projects or live at the organ, Mathias blends traditional instruments with modern sound production, creating a sound that gets right under your skin. He shows firsthand how this sound is created on social media, where he takes his community along through the entire creative process. A true sound pioneer who is reimagining the “Queen of Instruments.”
Immerse yourself in an innovative concert experience that will thrill you. Forget the typical church concert: INFINITUM is open to everyone—whether you’re a churchgoer, an electronic music fan, or simply someone looking for a spine-tingling experience. Secure your seats in time for the two exclusive concert evenings on October 30 and 31 at the Erlöserkirche.
