Interstellar: Tribute to Hans Zimmer by La Chapelle Sauvage

Christopher Nolan's modern classic is a story of humanity reaching into the unknown — of time bent by black holes, of a father and daughter separated by galaxies, of hope held together by a single, unshakeable bond. And at its heart beats one of the most extraordinary film scores ever written. Composed by Hans Zimmer — an Academy Award winner, three-time Golden Globe and five-time Grammy winner — the Interstellar score earned an Academy Award nomination and became a phenomenon far beyond the cinema. Famously built around the towering sound of a pipe organ, recorded in a London church, it fuses the spiritual and the cosmic into music of overwhelming power. In this concert, Zimmer's compositions are reimagined for a rare ensemble of acoustic instruments — intimate one moment, vast and enveloping the next. More than a concert, it is an immersive journey: rolling waves of sound, shimmering textures and vast resonant sonorities, carrying the audience from quiet wonder to the pull of a black hole. The magic of the evening is born from the dialogue between the musicians, the architecture around them, light and sound itself. “Do not go gentle into that good night.” Come and hear the stars. The concert is presented by the creative agency Red Events & Distribution Ltd , which makes exceptional cultural events in ancient mansions, on rooftops, in greenhouses and in other most atmospheric venues of Europe, Great Britain, Azerbaijan, Georgia and other countries. Also in the repertoire – a collection of concerts by candlelight and with complete immersion in the space of video art and sound.