Symphony at The Movies!

Join the Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra for a symphonic visit to the movies!

Sunday 30 October 3pm at the Concourse Concert Hall in Chatswood

Music by John Williams, Ennio Morricone, Nina Rota, Franz Zimmer & others from movies such as Superman, Schindler’s List, Harry Potter, The Mission, Cinema Paradiso, The Godfather, Batman, Casablanca & James Bond. Plus “Classical Destinations” by KPO chief conductor Paul Terracini.

Grab a bucket of popcorn and join the KPO to be swept away by some of the finest music to grace the silver screen!

The superb Northern Sydney orchestra, conducted by maestro Paul Terracini invites you to the spectacular Concert Hall of The Concourse in Chatswood and enjoy the sounds of the greatest movie themes of all time.

Nothing can beat the sensation of hearing your favourite film scores performed by a live symphony orchestra. At Symphony at the Movies, Artistic Director Paul Terracini will lead the orchestra through some of the finest scores written for the silver screen.

The film score often lies at the heart of the power of film to submerge us in a story, says Terracini. “Music can transport us to adventure, suspense, tragedy, romance, and sheer magic. All it takes is to hear that music again, and we are taken back to the stories that thrilled us!”

Paul will lead the orchestra through some of the finest scores written for the silver screen, as well as one of his own “Classical Destinations”.

Re-live some of the most famous moments of film history, and hear some of the stories behind the creation of these cinematic musical icons.

Composers such as John Williams, Ennio Morricone, Nina Rota, and Hans Zimmer have gifted all of us a legacy that cannot be denied.

After all, what would James Bond be without the Bond theme and the thrill of the big brass?

What would Schindler’s List be without that heart-rending violin? The Godfather without Nino Rota’s mysterious theme?

Whether you are a seasoned concert-goer or new to live symphonic orchestral performance, don’t miss this opportunity to hear your favourite film scores performed by the Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra.