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Film music, considered by many as the classical music of S.
XXI, arrives Sunday January 26th at Auditorium El Batel Cartagena, from the hand of the Symphonic Orchestra and Choir Discantus UCAM, which will give a concert at 21.00.
The program will be performed by 150 people on stage, 80 Chorus, directed by Ángel L.
Carrillo, and 70 musicians under the direction of Antonio Lajara, symphonic suites and includes several famous films, alternating with other suites for chorus and orchestra also soundtracks, most of them awarded at festivals or award or Oscar nomination best soundtrack.
Among them, the compositions include Jumillano Roque Baños, which will ring The Thirteen Roses and Second Skin, the first one awarded a Goya for best soundtrack.
John Williams Olympic Fanfare, composed for the gala opening of the Olympic Games in Los Angeles 1984, and later, another soundtrack awarded an Oscar, Schindler's List, with two fragments, Yerushalayim shel Zahav choir is heard and the main title, as beautiful as heartbreaking, a beautiful melody that summarizes all the suffering of the Jewish people in the unforgettable film Spielberg, Oscar in 1993.
ET the same composer, Oscar 1985 award, and Saving Private Ryan will be heard.
Williams has been nominated 46 times having won the Oscar in five editions.
The recently deceased Woyciech Kylar, Dracula, the film directed by Francis Ford Coppola, a beautiful and highly dramatic charge accordingly to the theme of the film with a love suite fears that totally breaks the dark weather and stress of the whole work .
I l Lord of the Rings, The Fellowship of the Ring, Howard Shore for chorus and orchestra, Oscar for best soundtrack in 2001 one of the great, epic soundtrack tall.
John Barry, another large disappeared two years ago, won six Oscars up, and the concert will feature one of its most famous soundtracks awarded in 1983, Out of Africa, and other not so well known but romantic and beautiful, a proposition indecent.
Two short pieces of Bruno Coulais, belonging to the film Les Choristes, Vois sur ton Chemin and Caresse sur l'Ocean.
Music for choir with a subtle accompaniment of the orchestra of great lyricism and expressiveness.
Klaus Badelt, young German composer, put music to one of the most famous soundtracks of the Disney movies, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, which also can be heard at the concert.
Ennio Morricone will hear one of the most famous film scores in history, The Mission, specifically the chorus On hearth at it is heaven. Morricone has composed over 500 film scores, having received numerous awards throughout his career as two Grammys, two Golden Globes, etc..
In 2007 he received an honorary Academy Award in Hollywood.
The concert will take place in Room A, and tickets, 8, 12 and 14 euros, can be purchased at the Auditorium box office and the Nuevo Teatro Circo, Ticketmaster and El Corte Ingles.
Discounts:
50 tickets with 50% discount for young people in the 2nd Amphitheatre.
50 tickets with 50% discount for the unemployed in the 2nd Amphitheatre.
50 tickets with 50% discount for pensioners and retirees at selected locations.
One entry per person.
Must present card proving it.
Discounts apply only to lockers El Nuevo Teatro Circo Batel and up to 48 hours before the show.
100 entries with 30% off Friends of Batel.
2 tickets per person.
Discounts apply only to lockers El Batel up to 48 hours before the show.
Discounts can not be combined.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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