We invite you to an unusual evening with film music, which from the first sounds stimulates the imagination and moves emotions. In the light of thousands of candles, in an intimate and elegant space, the most recognizable themes of the greatest masterpieces of world cinema will sound — in moving, instrumental arrangements that allow them to be rediscovered.
During the concert you will hear the compositions of Hans Zimmer — one of the most outstanding creators of film music of our time. Themes from films such as “Gladiator”, “Inception”, “Interstellar”, “Pirates of the Caribbean” or “The Lion King” will sound in a moving version, evoking scenes and emotions that have been permanently inscribed in the history of cinema.
The repertoire will be complemented by the works of other legends of film music: Ennio Morricone, John Williams and James Horner. Each of these compositions is a separate cinematic story — full of tension, emotion, nostalgia and epic momentum.
Flickering candlelight, carefully selected repertoire and exceptional acoustics make the concert take on a special character. It is an excellent opportunity to take a break from everyday life for a while and immerse yourself in the sounds that have accompanied the most important film stories over the years and still move subsequent generations of viewers.
An unusual interior, a thousand candles and atmospheric sounds will put you in a great mood and provide great entertainment.
Śląski Teatr Impresaryjny im. Henryka Bisty
HANS ZIMMER AND OTHERS - string concert by the light of a thousand candles
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We invite you to an unusual evening with film music, which from the first sounds stimulates the imagination and moves emotions. In the light of thousands of candles, in an intimate and elegant space, the most recognizable themes of the greatest masterpieces of world cinema will sound — in moving, instrumental arrangements that allow them to be rediscovered.
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