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Galaxymphony: The Final Odyssey

It is said that music has the ability to take you on a journey to distant worlds. Galaxymphony: The Final Odyssey, a recent release from EuroArts, certainly puts that to the test – and indeed, passes with flying colours. This thrilling concert film dedicated to the music of film and TV sci-fi is a transportive experience that will have you travelling through space from the comfort of your living room.

The DR Symphony Orchestra breaks the sound barrier and takes you out into the galaxies — to a place between reality and fantasy with soundtracks from Star Wars, The Mandalorian, Star Trek, Dune, and many more. Join the orchestra on the third and final symphonic journey through musical universes and cinematic galaxies — all the way to the outermost asteroids and back to Earth again.

Although perhaps a little Star Wars heavy in the repertoire this time, Galaxymphony: The Final Odyssey is another thrilling feast for sci-fi fans. With music from Dune (1984 and 2021 versions), Star Trek and more, this is another celebratory entry in the Galaxymphony series with some of the best sci-fi themes and scores played impeccably by an immensely talented group of musicians.   

DR Concert Choir | Sinne Eeg, Isabel Schwartzbach, Kristoffer Appel, David Bateson, soloists

Danish National Symphony Orchestra

Christian Schumann

Repertoire

  1. Star Wars – A New Hope: Main Title (From: A New Hope)
  2. Chain Of Command (From: Raised by Wolves)
  3. A Call To Courage: My Life For Hers (From: Rebel Moon)
  4. Main Title (From: Dune 1984)
  5. Vocalise (From: Dune 2021) 
  6. Sub Prime Directive – End Credits – Ode To Harrison – Star Trek Main Theme (From: Star Trek)
  7. Prologue – Ladies And Gentlemen – Like A Jet Blue Flame Shot From A Gun – Arabian Nights – Bomb Squad Choir & Epilogue (From: War Of The Worlds Reminiscense)
  8. Space Oddity (From: Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets)
  9. Main Title – End Credits (From: Hyperspace)
  10. I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing (From: Armageddon)
  11. The Imperial Suite (From: Star Wars – Rogue One)
  12. Main Title (From: Star Wars – The Book Of Boba Fett)
  13. The Asteroid Field (From: Star Wars – The Empire Strikes Back)
  14. Parade Of The Ewoks (From: Star Wars – Return Of The Jedi)
  15. Battle Of The Heroes (From: Star Wars – Revenge Of The Sith)
  16. The Mandalorian (From: Star Wars – The Mandalorian)
  17. Duel Of The Fates (From: Star Wars – The Phantom Menace)
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