When does »Nexus – Where Sound becomes Connection« take place?

The concert takes place on Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

Where is the concert held?

The venue is the Brainlab headquarters at Olof-Palme-Straße 9, 81829 Munich-Riem.

How much do the tickets cost?

The regular ticket price is 30 Euros. Discounted tickets for people with disabilities cost 15 Euros, U30 tickets 11 Euros.

Who is involved in »Nexus«?

Involved are members of the Munich Philharmonic, pianist Hanni Liang, and visual artist Jakob Hütter.

What can the audience expect musically and visually?

The audience will experience classical music, piano, light, movement, and real-time visuals in an immersive concert about neural networks, memory, and human connection.

Is there free seating?

Yes, free seating is available at the venue with seats on several floors.

Munich Philharmonic Munich 2026

Name: »Nexus – Where Sound becomes Connection«
Start: 2026-10-10T19:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-10T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Brainlab Firmenzentrale Riem

When Sound Becomes Connection: »Nexus« in Munich

The Munich Philharmonic will transform the atrium of the Brainlab headquarters in Munich-Riem into an extraordinary concert venue on October 10, 2026. »Nexus – Where Sound becomes Connection« combines classical music, space, light, and digital art into an immersive concert experience about memory, perception, and human connection.

Music like a neural network

At its core is a musical journey through the architecture of memory. Musical fragments interlink like synapses and develop in a complex interplay of sound, movement, and visual projection. The members of the Munich Philharmonic will join pianist Hanni Liang and visual artist Jakob Hütter.

The atrium becomes a vibrant data landscape

Real-time visuals trace the path from individual neurons to complex networks. Light and movement respond to the atmosphere of the concert, making the Brainlab architecture part of the stage performance itself. This creates a space where orchestration, digital art, and spatial perception are closely intertwined.

Between concert hall and future lab

»Nexus« consciously moves between contemporary classical music, experimental concert dramaturgy, and digital spatial art. The special acoustics of the atrium, the free seating choice over several floors, and the visual design create an open live atmosphere where the audience not only hears music but experiences it as a spatial event.

An evening for curious ears

The concert is aimed at everyone who wants to discover classical music in an unusual form. Instead of a traditional concert hall situation, visitors can expect a sensual stage performance with piano, ensemble sound, light, and real-time visuals. The audience's mood arises from the shared experience of music, space, and movement.

Conclusion: Experience sound, light, and memory live

»Nexus – Where Sound becomes Connection« promises an unusual concert experience in Munich-Riem: musically precise, visually impressive, and open to new forms of connection. Anyone who wants to see how classical instrumental music intertwines with digital art and architecture should experience this evening live at the Brainlab headquarters.