Video Game Music with Orchestra: The first ‘Game Concert’ to be held at the Royal Albert Hall this year in collaboration with the BBC – Ntower Tower

famous Picnic parties at Royal Albert Hall In London it was first established in 1895 and is as old as the concert hall itself, since then classical concerts on different themes have been held every summer and this time video games have also become the focus of attention. One of the 72 titled concerts Prom of games: from 8-bit to infinity and find in August 1, 2022 instead of. Even if the full program has not yet been fixed, visitors can look forward to the music through Battlefield 2042And Kingdom HeartsAnd shadow of the Colossus And Dear Esther Be happy. In addition to the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra will also be conductor Robert Ames To be on stage that evening, who has already performed a concert related to the music of science fiction films.

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In the first-ever gaming concert, Robert Ames, known in the Proms for his explorations of sci-fi and electroacoustic music, takes the electronically enhanced Royal Philharmonic Orchestra on a journey from classic ’80s console titles to Jessica Carey’s haunted soundtracks to the European premiere of Heldor Gonadottir’s European Concert. Slater Medal at Battlefield 2042.

If you want to be there on your own, you can from May 21 at 10 am our time tickets Buy for the party. However, you have to be quick, as tickets to the picnic parties always sell out very quickly. If you can’t get to London, you can go to the game party too on TV on BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Four and Online a path. Below we have you The official description of the BBC Translated from the evening party:

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Fantastic worlds, epic adventures, complex characters and great moral decisions – the world of computer games is built for orchestral music, and in the 21st century games have created large global audiences and craving for some of the most vibrant, ambitious and creative music known today to be written for a symphony orchestra.

What do you think of such events? Are you excited for video games to become more culturally focused?