When does Primetime! Organ Cinema Vol. 1 take place?

The event takes place on Saturday, November 7, 2026, starting at 8:15 PM.

Where does the organ cinema take place?

The venue is the Martin Luther Church at Ehinger Tor, Zinglerstraße 66, 89077 Ulm.

Which film will be shown?

The nature film Microcosmos – The Grass People will be shown.

Who accompanies the film live at the organ?

The Stuttgart cathedral organist Johannes Mayr accompanies the film screening live at the organ.

What is the admission fee?

Admission to Primetime! Organ Cinema Vol. 1 is free.

When nature images resound: Ulm's organ cinema connects film art with live music

Name: Primetime! Organ Cinema Vol. 1
Start: 2026-11-07T20:15:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-07T22:00:00+01:00
Location: Martin-Luther-Kirche

Film art meets organ sound: Primetime! Organ Cinema Vol. 1 in Ulm

On Saturday, November 7, 2026, the Martin Luther Church at Ehinger Tor transforms into a special cinema: At Primetime! Organ Cinema Vol. 1, the film Microcosmos – The Grass People will be screened while the Stuttgart cathedral organist Johannes Mayr performs live at the organ. Admission is free.

A film like a musical cosmos

Microcosmos – The Grass People focuses on the fascinating world of tiny creatures and creates a grand visual experience from grasses, insects, and movements of nature. The cinematic images unfold their own effect in the church architecture: close, detailed, and full of surprising rhythms.

Live organ as a sonic track

Johannes Mayr accompanies the screening live at the organ. This creates an immediate concert experience in which image and sound constantly correspond with each other. The orchestration of the evening connects cinema, sacred space, and improvisational stage performance into an unusual format.

Atmosphere in the church space

The acoustics of the Martin Luther Church provide additional depth to the sound. Between quiet sound layers, powerful registrations, and synchronization with the moving images, an intense live atmosphere develops. The audience experiences nature film not just as projection, but as a sensual interplay of light, movement, and organ sound.

Conclusion: An extraordinary evening with free admission

Primetime! Organ Cinema Vol. 1 promises an impressive evening for film fans, organ lovers, and all who enjoy cultural crossings. Those who want to experience the interplay of nature imagery and live music up close should not miss this free event at the Martin Luther Church.