Classical in 360 Degrees

In collaboration with the Konzerthaus Berlin and the HTW, we provided graphic design support for a unique 360° concert experience. Visitors experience Mozart's "Jupiter Symphony" via VR glasses – supported by animated visual elements that make musical motifs and structures tangible.

We took on the graphic implementation of the app, the accompanying website, and the on-site installation.

Field:
Culture & Media
Customer:
Konzerthaus Berlin
Year:
2015
Projects:
MotionEvent & Space
Links:
konzerthaus.de
Special competences:
Motion Graphics, VR
Blurred group photo of an orchestra in evening wear, capturing a moment of movement and energy, with musical instruments and a slightly central figure in a light-colored shirt.
Several GoPro cameras in blue and gray, assembled to form a 360-degree camera rig for an innovative VR concert experience, mounted on a tripod in front of a background with handwritten notes.
A museum installation featuring a green information sign, a historic wooden cabinet, and white columns, showcasing an exhibition room with natural light and minimalist design.
Green, oval information sign with the inscription "Virtual Concert Hall" on a white wall, which is part of a creative project installation for visualizing Mozart's music in a VR experience.
A white and black VR headset on a green pedestal, part of an innovative VR concert project by Studio Good for the Konzerthaus Berlin, which brings Mozart's Jupiter Symphony to life through interactive visual elements.
A visitor wearing VR goggles stands next to a green information pillar in an elegant hall, while other people can be seen in the background. The VR installation is part of an innovative 360° concert experience of Mozart's Jupiter Symphony, developed in collaboration with the Konzerthaus Berlin and the HTW.

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