What you'll see
For one night only, a 19th-century church becomes the stage of a visual concert.
Musicians of the Buenos Aires Philharmonic Orchestra play Vivaldi's Four Seasons live. On the front wall, ebru paintings come to life, painting on water: colors flow, blend and turn into new images, created especially for this work, following every movement. To the sides and behind the audience, light colors the arches, columns and stained glass, and the architecture becomes part of the image. The whole church surrounds you: an immersive experience where music, image and space sound together. The projection adapts to the space and evolves with the music. The image doesn't race: it breathes with the music.
No Spanish needed: it's music and images from start to finish.
And one more detail: in the southern hemisphere, November is spring. We start where Vivaldi does.