Chamber Music Game Concert
- Chamber Music Game Concert
The first Chamber Music Game Concert was a music concert performed in Leipzig, Germany on July 13, 2005 in and in front of the Gewandhaus. It was organized by the team behind the Symphonic Game Music Concert-series. The event featured music from famous video games, performed by a string ensemble. It was the first European Chamber Music Game Concert ever.The second Chamber Music Game Concert was performed in Koblenz, Germany on June 1, 2006 at the Festungskirche (church) Ehrenbreitstein. It was held as the official opening ceremony of an exhibition about the history of Nintendo.
First Chamber Music Game Concert
Year: 2005 Music Director: Andy Brick, Dr. Michael Koehler Venue: Gewandhaus zu Leipzig, Augustusplatz
Song listing (game and music title):
#ActRaiser - Filmoa
#Shenmue - Main Theme
#Merregnon 2 - Enraged Phantoms
#The Legend of Zelda - Medley
#Turrican - The Great Bath
#Metal Gear Solid - Main Theme
#Final Fantasy - Main Theme
Second Chamber Music Game Concert
Year: 2006 Music Director: Andy Brick, Dr. Michael Koehler Venue: Festungskirche (church) Ehrenbreitstein in Koblenz
Song listing (game and music title):
#StarFox - Main Theme
#Super Mario Bros. - Medley
#Nintendogs - Main Theme
#Donkey Kong Country - Medley
#The Legend of Zelda - Medley
See also
*Orchestral Game Concert
*Symphonic Game Music Concert
*Eminence Symphony Orchestra
*Play! A Video Game Symphony
*Final Fantasy Music Concert
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