One of the most important components of the saga born Square Soft (now Square Enix), final Fantasy, is undoubtedly the music, capable of accompanying those adventures with delightful symphonies and amazing motifs. Thanks to Distant Worlds: Music from Final Fantasy now you can listen to those same melodies again, however, by an exceptional orchestra, which will make you live an unforgettable experience here in Spain.
Party to celebrate 20 years of the series, this concert will reproduce most of the tracks taken from the various Final Fantasy, many of them by Nobuo Uematsu, historical composer. The concert will be held by a symphony orchestra, choir and soloists, directed by master Arnie Roth. Behind the orchestra, on the screen, HD videos of the saga will appear connected to the music, so as to accompany you on a unique journey.
The event started with a six-stage event held in Japan in 2002, the Tour de Japon: music from Final Fantasy. In 2005 it was the turn of the United States, where Arnie Roth brought Dear Friends: music from Final Fantasy, the first concert to have arrived outside Japan. Then there were More Friends and Voices, two other dedicated events, before arriving in 2007 at the birth of the biggest Final Fantasy concert ever held: started in Stockholm, Sweden, this has since been held regularly in America, Europe, Asia and Australia. Now it's Geneva's turn, and then to follow will come Spain, bringing the fantasies of these fantastic games.
Finally, there are also albums to be exact four, which collect the best tracks recorded by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of Stockholm with the Allmänna Sången choir, recorded in high quality with 88.2khz / 24bit, and always conducted by Arnie Roth.
The event is presented by MGP Live, founded by Massimo Gallotta, among the leaders in event productions & promotion in Europe and North America for over 30 years, with projects that include:
- Promotion of Frank Sinatra's shows in Pompeii & Rome in 1991
- Production of Ennio Morricone's first symphonic concert in the United States at Radio City Music Hall, 2007
- Angelique Kidjo's performance, Grammy winner, for the United Nations in 2012
- Creation of more than 100 productions of The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses
in markets across North America and Europe - including several sold out prestigious locations
places like The Dolby Theater in Los Angeles, The Auditorium Theater in Chicago,
Barclays Center in New York, Palais Des Congrès in Paris, Wembley Arena in London, e
many others.
