This was easily the best concert I had ever attended in my life. I was first bewildered by his choices to open with Madagascar, but then my concerns quickly melted away with Crimson Tide, Gladiator and the brilliant Pirates of the Caribbean. Then came the highlight of the show, which was the ridiculously brilliant "Chevaliers de Sangreal" from The Da Vinci Code I never thought anything could be better than the original, till I heard the violin version that night. The ambience, lighting and performances on that piece were just exquisite.
I compared that to a YouTube video from Wembley and everything was just a big step down in London. Maybe it was the fact it's his first concert, but damn, the lighting in Paris' Palais des Congrees was easily the best I had ever seen in a show, period.
The audio felt exactly as if I'm in a movie theater listening to heavily edited post-production tracks and not listening to a live performance with all its imperfections. That had the best of both worlds, and it was simply an achievement that nobody other than Zimmer can pull off. Next, we moved to "Superhero territory" with Man of Steel where he chose the best track of that brilliant score, and played it faithfully with no changes, and again it felt exactly like watching the movie, which was a huge relief to me.
Unfortunately, The Dark Knight remix wasn't so lucky, as he had strangely decided to blend many of the tracks into one long one, which felt alien to my ears. You had to listen closely to know which track was playing After spending too long on a remixed opening that felt like it wasn't on the original score, you can start to make out Molossus, and he ended it before the good part and moved to something else.
He was a little too generous with the Bane scores, and decided against playing the brilliant "Why do we fall? Overall, Batman could have been way better served that today. Moving on, Interstellar was just perfect and was another faithful adaptation of the original that I wished TDK had received.
Most importantly, he gifted us an incredible "No Time for Caution" which was the best score in the movie and wasn't even released in the OST I gasped when I heard the clock ticking. Then he bowed, said thank you, I love you and left. I was devastated to see Inception left out. I noticed it wasn't in the playlist but was thinking "no way, he'll surprise us and play it" Well, the theater stayed dark even after all the musicians had left, but the rest of the crowds knew better He played maybe tracks, ending the night with an incredible "Time" performance.
I will be saving for the US tour which I'm sure he'll deliver one time. Easily a 4. Read more. Report as inappropriate. Such an amazing performance by an amazing man and orchestra! The performance went on longer than I thought Approximately 8 pm to passed 11 pm so I had to leave before the concert was finished. The sound was pretty good from where I was sat stage left block S5 Row U.
Minor annoyance was that a black curtain at the side of the stage obscured our seats from seeing part of the orchestra. The bad points were firstly the venue. The chairs in the balcony were plastic, cheap and not very comfortable.
The steps up to Row U in block S5 was very high with steps that were not lit and could likely cause someone to fall. I saw no accessibility options to get up to this block, nor was I offered assistance by staff I walk with a cane.
The bad points were secondly the crowd. With minutes to go till curtain up there were still people filtering in trying to find their chairs in the dark.
Even those in the front row could not sit still and were still coming in after the show had started. When will venues put patrons comfort ahead of profit? I had to get up out of my chair many times in the first 2 songs because of late comers. The show start time was on the ticket. Plus those that felt they needed to get up after each song annoying fellow concert goers that were trying to enjoy the show. Even though there were negative points due to the venue and the minority of concert goers, it was an excellent show.
The sound, the light presentation and songs played were stunning. About Hans Zimmer. Recognition for Hans Zimmer selection. Academy Awards Oscars. Golden Globe Awards. Grammy Awards. Satellite Awards. Other honours. Star director Christopher Nolan, with whom Zimmer celebrated global success with Inception , was present at the event. Hans Zimmer filmography selected films from At times Hans Zimmer may possibly offer meet and greet, backstage passes, VIP pass, meet and greet tickets, meet and greet passes, depending on the event.
Lauderdale, Milwaukee, Darien Lake, or Spokane. Meet and greet tickets are only meet and greets if they are specified in the ticket group, section, row or notes. Meet and greets are very rare and only a handful of performers conduct them. There are many other VIP tickets or packages that can be found on this site. We also display regular tickets for many events. Each package is different. Odessa Opera Orchestra Orchestra.
Alexios Anest Guitarist. Luis Ribeiro Multi-Percussion. Eliane Correa Keyboards. Pedro Eustache Multi Woodwinds Soloist. Marie Spaemann Solo Cello. Rusanda Panfili Solo Violin. Gan-ya Ben-gur Akselrod Soprano. Lisa Gerrard Singer. Vaiva Kalinauskaite Singer. Golnar Shahyar Singer. Illustration by Nikkolas Smith. Is this an official touring production? Is Hans Zimmer involved in this show? Is Hans Zimmer performing at this show? Are scenes from the movies shown?
Hans does not perform live on stage in this show. Yes, selected moments from many of the movies are shown.
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