Film music concert

THE WAR OF THE STARS, THE IMPERIUM RETURNS and THE RETURN OF THE JEDI KNIGHTS were the first three STAR WARS films of the seventies and eighties. In a fictional universe, the light side of the Force fights against the dark side, good against evil. The Galactic Republic falls, the Galactic Empire rises. Then there was a prequel, another three films. Then a sequel, three more. And always John Williams' STAR WARS theme tune as the signature tune. The IMPERIAL MARCH is in our ears, it opens up starry worlds to our inner eye. Williams' radiant melodies, his military rhythms and bright fanfares shoot us into space, make us dance among the stars and join in space battles. Or would we rather go out to sea than into space? Sailing on the TITANIC, partying, standing on the bow with Kate Winslet, arms outstretched, the wind in our hair, Leonardo DiCaprio behind us? That's how it goes towards the sinking - with Celine Dion in your ear in James Horner's title song: salt in your hair, spray on your arms, longing in your heart. Or would you prefer something lighter and funnier? Comic book adaptations also take us into other worlds through their music. There is something for everyone: great heartache, a flight through galactic expanses or simply good entertainment and amusement.