Cinematic Soundtracks Live with BBC Radio 3 Unwind
Dive into the immersive worlds of film and TV soundtracks with presenter Edith Bowman and the BBC Concert Orchestra, at a live recording of the beloved show.
Experience the magic of BBC Radio 3 Unwind’s Cinematic Soundtracks, as it is recorded in front of a live audience for the first time ever.
‘I am so excited we are taking the music but also the whole ethos of Cinematic Soundtracks into a live space for the audience to enjoy and find a moment of calm, particularly with the amazing BBC Concert Orchestra,’ Bowman says.
Let yourself be transported by the emotional power of film music – from timeless classics to contemporary gems – in an evening designed to soothe, inspire and captivate.
Performers
BBC Concert Orchestra
George Morton conductor
Edith Bowman presenter
Repertoire
Joe Hisaishi: The sixth station from Spirited Away Suite
John Williams: Sayuri's theme from Memoirs of a Geisha
Jung Jae-il: Nasha from Mickey 17
Laura Karpman: Another visitor; Sam and Joaquin from Captain America: Brave New World
Morricone: Love theme from Cinema Paradiso arr. John Langley; Gabriel's oboe from The Mission
Hildur Guðnadóttir: For Petra I from Tár arr. Ames & Hathaway
Mica Levi: Love from Under the Skin
Allah Rakha Rahman: Theme from Bombay arr. Ziegler
David Arnold: City of lovers from Casino Royale
Hans Zimmer: Cornfield chase from Interstellar Suite arr. Alex Johansson
Max Richter: To the stars from Ad Astra
Michael Giacchino: Excerpt from Inside Out; Married life from Up
Alan Silvestri: Main theme from Forrest Gump arr. Siddall
Rachel Portman: Main theme from Chocolat
Jóhannsson: Arrival of the birds from The Theory of Everything
Thomas Newman: Theme from American Beauty arr. David Le Page
Need to know
For your visit
This event is held at the Queen Elizabeth Hall Southbank Centre
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