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WORLD-RENOWNED INTERNATIONAL UKRAINIAN SYMPHONY LORDS OF THE SOUND MAKE THEIR U.S. DEBUT WITH “THE MUSIC OF HANS ZIMMER” TOUR
The international Ukrainian symphony orchestra Lords of the Sound is bringing their iconic concert, “The Music of Hans Zimmer,” to the United States for the first time, to select U.S. cities this March.
With “The Music of Hans Zimmer”, Lords of the Sound pays tribute to one of the most influential film composers of all time. Zimmer’s work has set the standard for modern film music, creating an atmosphere that transcends the screen and resonates with audiences globally.
With Nazar Yakobenchuk as conductor and soloists Illia Skrebnov and Yaroslava Taran, Lords of the Sound ensures a performance that is as moving as it is memorable, bringing the cinematic magic of Zimmer’s scores to life, bridging traditional orchestral music with modern rock elements.
The program features scores from Zimmer’s vast award-winning repertoire, including Dune, The Dark Knight, Inception, Pirates of the Caribbean, Interstellar, Sherlock Holmes, The Lion King, Man of Steel, and more. Through a mix of classical and rock elements, the program delivers an exhilarating journey into Zimmer's universe, where rich soundscapes and the energy radiating from the orchestra members, vocalists, and conductors have mesmerized audiences from around the globe. Most recently, the ensemble celebrated a run of sold-out European performances, including a 60-show tour in France and a 30-show tour in Germany.
The creation of Lords of the Sound stems from the vision of producer Andrii Novatorov, who, for over a decade, has brought music and cinema together to create captivating, memorable experiences. His passion for combining these two art forms has led to numerous projects that have sold out worldwide, achieving his goal of leaving a lasting impression on audiences with every performance. His focus on merging classical and electronic instruments speaks to the orchestra’s broad-minded approach, which opens doors to new and exciting musical possibilities.
The international Ukrainian symphony orchestra Lords of the Sound is bringing their iconic concert, “The Music of Hans Zimmer,” to the United States for the first time, to select U.S. cities this March.
With “The Music of Hans Zimmer”, Lords of the Sound pays tribute to one of the most influential film composers of all time. Zimmer’s work has set the standard for modern film music, creating an atmosphere that transcends the screen and resonates with audiences globally.
With Nazar Yakobenchuk as conductor and soloists Illia Skrebnov and Yaroslava Taran, Lords of the Sound ensures a performance that is as moving as it is memorable, bringing the cinematic magic of Zimmer’s scores to life, bridging traditional orchestral music with modern rock elements.
The program features scores from Zimmer’s vast award-winning repertoire, including Dune, The Dark Knight, Inception, Pirates of the Caribbean, Interstellar, Sherlock Holmes, The Lion King, Man of Steel, and more. Through a mix of classical and rock elements, the program delivers an exhilarating journey into Zimmer's universe, where rich soundscapes and the energy radiating from the orchestra members, vocalists, and conductors have mesmerized audiences from around the globe. Most recently, the ensemble celebrated a run of sold-out European performances, including a 60-show tour in France and a 30-show tour in Germany.
The creation of Lords of the Sound stems from the vision of producer Andrii Novatorov, who, for over a decade, has brought music and cinema together to create captivating, memorable experiences. His passion for combining these two art forms has led to numerous projects that have sold out worldwide, achieving his goal of leaving a lasting impression on audiences with every performance. His focus on merging classical and electronic instruments speaks to the orchestra’s broad-minded approach, which opens doors to new and exciting musical possibilities.
In its storied history, The Emerson Colonial Theatre has debuted such seminal Broadway shows as Anything Goes, Porgy and Bess, Oklahoma!, Born Yesterday, Follies, A Little Night Music, Grand Hotel, and La Cage aux Folles, among others.
Reviving a great theatrical tradition, Boston’s newly restored Emerson Colonial Theatre officially re-opened its doors in July 2018 with the pre-Broadway World Premiere of Moulin Rouge! The Musical.
Emerson Colonial Theatre, which opened in 1900 with a production of Ben-Hur, is the oldest continuously operated theater in Boston; as well as being amongst the most magnificent, having retained most of its original period details.
A theatre for the community, Emerson Colonial Theatre will once again contribute to the rich cultural landscape of Boston, with a new and varied program of Broadway shows, live music, comedy, and events.
Reviving a great theatrical tradition, Boston’s newly restored Emerson Colonial Theatre officially re-opened its doors in July 2018 with the pre-Broadway World Premiere of Moulin Rouge! The Musical.
Emerson Colonial Theatre, which opened in 1900 with a production of Ben-Hur, is the oldest continuously operated theater in Boston; as well as being amongst the most magnificent, having retained most of its original period details.
A theatre for the community, Emerson Colonial Theatre will once again contribute to the rich cultural landscape of Boston, with a new and varied program of Broadway shows, live music, comedy, and events.
In its storied history, The Emerson Colonial Theatre has debuted such seminal Broadway shows as Anything Goes, Porgy and Bess, Oklahoma!, Born Yesterday, Follies, A Little Night Music, Grand Hotel, and La Cage aux Folles, among others.
Reviving a great theatrical tradition, Boston’s newly restored Emerson Colonial Theatre officially re-opened its doors in July 2018 with the pre-Broadway World Premiere of Moulin Rouge! The Musical.
Emerson Colonial Theatre, which opened in 1900 with a production of Ben-Hur, is the oldest continuously operated theater in Boston; as well as being amongst the most magnificent, having retained most of its original period details.
A theatre for the community, Emerson Colonial Theatre will once again contribute to the rich cultural landscape of Boston, with a new and varied program of Broadway shows, live music, comedy, and events.
Reviving a great theatrical tradition, Boston’s newly restored Emerson Colonial Theatre officially re-opened its doors in July 2018 with the pre-Broadway World Premiere of Moulin Rouge! The Musical.
Emerson Colonial Theatre, which opened in 1900 with a production of Ben-Hur, is the oldest continuously operated theater in Boston; as well as being amongst the most magnificent, having retained most of its original period details.
A theatre for the community, Emerson Colonial Theatre will once again contribute to the rich cultural landscape of Boston, with a new and varied program of Broadway shows, live music, comedy, and events.
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