Köln Concert 2.0 - Cyclamen and Wings - 21.5.2026

Piano concert with a cyclamen: together with Klett Mex and the Software AG Foundation, we organised the first plant music concert with a real piano in Germany, at the Waldorf School in Cologne. 150 visitors enjoyed a wonderful concert.

Music from the Ginkgo Tree

Here we hear the music of the ginkgo tree in the herb garden at Weizberg. The recording was made during a herb tour with plant music on 11.08.2025

A cushion primrose

Gentle electronic tones flow and shift like a cautious awakening – a quiet, somewhat mysterious spring conversation between the primrose, light, and earth.

A wild rose

Bright, sparkling tones rise above warm, deeper sounds – free, searching and alive, like a delicate conversation of the wild rose with its surroundings.

The music of a forest clearing full of snowdrops

Bright, gentle electronic tones ripple through the space in small waves – almost like individual sound sparks awakening between the white flower bells and responding to one another.

The music of an older blooming pear tree

Bright, bell-like tones ripple freely – sometimes hesitantly and attentively, sometimes lively and playfully – like a quiet dialogue of light points, in which the blooming pear tree does not actually sing, but responds in small musical signs.

The music of a young silver fir

This young white fir stands at the edge of the forest among mature firs next to a small woodland chapel with a healing spring.

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The Form and Movement of Plants, Prof. Reinhard Leuthold, 2015

The Form and Movement of Plants
 

Prof. Reinhard Leuthold, 2015


He was a termite researcher at the University of Bern (Switzerland) and in Africa.
In his film, he showcases the diversity of forms in the plant world and, using time-lapse footage, demonstrates the graceful movements of plants. 

Plants move in unison

Plants move in unison

Treemuse – Zyklame

Treemuse

The Treemuse makes a cyclamen dance!

A clover meadow in fast-forward

Clover meadow in time-lapse

Prof. R. Leuthold