In the past, during the National Socialist era, up to 150,000 people gathered in rows on the Luitpoldhain. Today, the site is a park. The composer Amir Shpilman has a special idea for this place: he is planning a large music and movement event with several hundred participating visitors. The aim is for the volunteers to experience what it is like to be part of a large group, but also to have their own voice. This action is called ‘Army of Love’ and is controlled via the smartphones of the participants.

Important information:
All participants need a charged smartphone.
They can download the ‘Army of Love’ platform using QR codes.
The joint start is at 8 pm.

Amir Shpilman is a composer and director from Tel Aviv. He lives in New York. His art combines music, theatre, movement and modern technology. His works are often a mix of order and chaos. They create special experiences that can be both grand and very personal.