The audio walk was brought to life by a talented team: Nora Hansen took on the artistic direction, while Johanna Steindorf was responsible for the text, production, and dramaturgy. Friederike Otto created the program, and Alexander Pensel lent his voice to the audio walk. Roberto De Franceschi conducted the audio recordings, and Tobias Hartmann designed the sound. Marie Deiss assisted with text and production. Additional speakers included Christian Eschenauer and Philipp Blömeke.

The musical ensemble LA RUBINA and guests enriched the audio walk with their sounds: Nora Hansen played the dulcian and recorder, Friederike Otto the cornett, Claudia Mende the violin, Christoph Sommer the theorbo, lute, and guitar, Masafumi Sakamoto the trombone, Hanna Geisel the shawm and pommer, Friederike Köhnke the pommer, Peter Bauer the percussion, Uwe Ulbrich the viola, Katharina Holzey and Benjamin Dressler the viol, Sebastian Krause the trombone, and Sebastian Kuhn the cornett. Vincent Lesage performed as a tenor.

The ensemble Opella Musica, consisting of Isabell Schicketanz, Heidi Maria Taubert, Susanne Langner, Tobias Hunger, and Friedemann Klos, provided the vocals, while Gregor Meyer played the organ and held the musical direction. Amarcord contributed the piece "O Pater Coelestis" from the CD "Armarium," published by Raumklang.