Program

John Williams, Star Wars A New Hope, Main Titles

Ben Frost, Raised By Wolves, Opening Titles - Chain of Command

Tom Holkenborg, Rebel Moon, A Call to Courage - Life for Hers

ToTo, Dune, Prologue - Main Title

Hans Zimmer, Dune, Vocalise

Michael Giacchino/Gene Rodenberry, Star Trek Into Darkness and beyond

Christian Schumann, War of the Worlds Reminiscence, Well(e)s Miniature

David Bowie, Valerian and the City of A Thousand Planets, Space Oddity

Don Davis, Hyperspace, Main Title - End Credits

Diane Warren, Armageddon, Don't Want to Miss A Thing

Michael Giacchino, Rogue One

Ludwig Göransson, The Book of Boba Fett, Main Titles

John Williams, The Empire Strikes Back

John Williams, The Return of the Jedi

John Williams, Revenge of the Sith, Battle of the Heroes

Ludwig Göransson, The Mandalorian

John Williams, The Phantom Menace, Duel of the Fates

Christian Schumann conducts Galaxymphony: The Final Odyssey

With the Danish National Symphony Orchestra at the DR Koncerthuset

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Cast

Sinne Eeg — Soloist

Isabel Schwartzbach — Soloist

Kristoffer Appel — Soloist

David Bateson — Speaker

Danish National Concert Choir — Choir

Elena Mitrevska — Chorus Master

Danish National Symphony Orchestra — Orchestra

Christian Schumann — Conductor

Program notes

The Danish National Symphony Orchestra invites audiences on a journey across the universe with some of the most memorable tunes in the history of science-fiction cinema. From the mystical scores to Dune (both the David Lynch and Denis Villeneuve versions) to the iconic Star Wars themes by John Williams, Michael Giacchino's high-tech soundscapes for the Star Trek films, and many more silver screen favorites, this concert blends symphonic force with choral majesty. Headed by exceptional soloists Sinne Eeg, Isabel Schwartzbach, and Kristoffer Appel, the program highlights moments of both human-level intimacy and intergalactic grandeur, deploying the full emotional palette of our favorite mythical universes and propelling us into faraway solar systems and imaginary worlds…

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