We Can Be Heroes

After two rounds of game music in SCORE, and the science fiction/fantasy concert FAR AND AWAY, Berwaldhallen presents another collaboration with Orvar Säfström and Underscore Productions. Heroes come in many different forms and in this whole new concert production we meet Batman, Thor, Wonder Woman and the multifaceted Furiosa in Mad Max: Fury Road. We battle side by side with Katniss in The Hunger Games and save the world from falling apart with Sarah Connor in Terminator 2. To this we add John Williams compositions from Raiders Of The Lost Ark and Star Wars – The Force Awakens. The concert ends with Hans Zimmer’s iconic music from Gladiator. As in the previous concerts, Sabina Zweiacker is a soloist and British Charles Hazlewood conductor.

Season 2018/2019
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2 h 15 min incl. intermission

PROGRAM

Akt 1:
DANNY ELFMAN (1953)
Batman Theme from Batman
JOHN WILLIAMS (1932)
Raiders March from Raiders of the Lost Ark
BRAD FIEDEL (1951)
Love Scene/Main Title from The Terminator/Terminator 2
TOM HOLKENBORG (1967)
Many Mothers from Mad Max: Fury Road
RUBERT GREGSON-WILLIAMS (1966)
Amazons of Themyscira from Wonder Woman
JOHN WILLIAMS
Princess Leia’s Theme from Star Wars IV: A New Hope
Rey’s Theme from Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens
The Jedi Steps from Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens
Finale from Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens

PAUS

Akt 2:
ANNIE LENNOX (1954) & HOWARD SHORE (1946)
Into the West from The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
JAMES NEWTON HOWARD (1951)
Horn of Plenty/Katniss is Chosen from The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
JOHN WILLIAMS
Superman March from Superman
RAMIN DJAWADI (1974), ALAN SILVESTRI (1950) & PATRICK DOYLE (1953)
Iron Man/Captain America March/Thor Kills the Destroyer/Avengers Assemble from Iron Man/Captain America: The First Avenger/Thor/The Avengers
JEREMY SOULE (1975)
The Dragonborn Comes from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
HANS ZIMMER (1957)
Progeny/The Wheat/The Battle from Gladiator

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