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Composer, Jeremy Turner (WeWork, Immigration Nation)

by Sam Hughes - 20/05/202102/06/2021 03321

(TSAP S04E07) In this episode, composer Jeremy Turner chats about his journey into writing music, transitioning to music composition from being an Principal cellist for multiple orchestras, his work on HULU documentary, WeWork, tips for those wanting to compose for projects and more! Big thanks to Callum Tennick for editing &

The World of Hans Zimmer – A Symphonic Celebration Live Tour Announced

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by Katie Tarrant - 14/03/201914/03/2019 0533

Article by Katie Tarrant Inspired by the roaring success of previous tours, legendary composer Hans Zimmer has announced a spectacular new tour, ‘The World of Hans Zimmer’, which is travelling the UK this month, March 2019. The tour will go underway from 17th of March in Krakow, and hits the UK

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban In Concert

by Katie Tarrant - 31/10/201831/10/2018 0393

Review by Katie Tarrant Last week, I had the pleasure of being back in the Royal Albert Hall to see a recent instalment of their highly successful 'Films In Concert' series. The series is designed to allow viewers to revisit some of their all time favourite classics, with the added awe

War Child UK Presents Bethesda Game Studios in Concert

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by Sam Dudley - 13/09/201813/09/2018 0365

Charity organisation War Child UK, teams up with Bethesda to present a night of live music featuring work from Inon Zur and Jeremy Soule. Forming part of War Child UK's Armistice in 2018 fundraising series of events, Bethesda Game Studios in Concert will be performed live by the Parralax Orchestra and Choir on 3rd

Planet Earth II In Concert Review

by Katie Tarrant - 23/05/201824/05/2018 0530

Review by Katie Tarrant I have had the pleasure of attending the Royal Albert Hall on numerous occasions, and it is by far my favourite concert venue. This time I was here to see Planet Earth II in concert, and needless to say I was incredibly excited. Planet Earth II is

Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone In Concert

by Katie Tarrant - 17/05/2017 0480

Article by Katie Tarrant Edited by Sam Hughes Anyone who knew me growing up was aware that I was a hardcore Harry Potter fan. I read the books and watched the films countless times, memorising them word-for-word. I had a Hogwarts cloak, my Quidditch kit (Nimbus 2000 included), a Marauder’s map,

The Best of John Williams Concert Review

by Katie Tarrant - 16/11/201616/11/2016 0408

Article by Katie Tarrant Edited by Sam Hughes John Williams is one of the most prolific composers to ever grace our cinema with his music. Having scored over 100 movies, dozens of concertos and been nominated for nearly 50 awards, he is often regarded as one of the best film composers of

Hans Zimmer: Live On Tour 2016 Review

by Katie Tarrant - 29/06/2016 0677

INTRODUCTION When I had the spontaneous opportunity to see Hans Zimmer on tour, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Being such a prolific composer, I was curious to know how much involvement he would have in the show, whether he would just be conducting, only on stage between songs, whether he