Piano music from the 20th and 21st centuries, performed by three pianists in the Sternensaal (Star Hall) of Hamburg‘s Planetarium: a challenge to direct all eyes and ears on the unbelievably beautiful works of Nono, Ligeti, Stockhausen, Peter Ruzicka and Unsuk Chin.

Anton Bruckner‘s monumental 8th Symphony at the centre of a major concert experience: "Cathedrals of Sound" with Carl St. Clair and the Pacific Symphony Orchestra is a vivid example of Nick & Clemens Prokop‘s "emblematic illumination".

An interactive visualization of Igor Strawinsky‘s "Sacre du Printemps" for Kent Nagano and the London Symphony Orchestra. Composed as a ballet, the worlds of images here emerge completely from the music as well as the movements of the composer and thus retrace the internal structure and story of this production, without the need for dancers.

Virtual landscapes for the choir of Bavaria’s broadcasting service (Bayerischer Rundfunk): In the musical "Vineta – Vokale Welten" (Vineta – Vocal Worlds), Nick & Clemens Prokop broach the issue of submerged societies. Large-scale worlds of images vary precisely according to the music. Thanks to state-of-the-art camera techniques, a light and shadow show evolves, which has never been achieved until now.