A unique concert will take place on February 24th at 20:00 in a National Centre of Chamber Music in the heart of Yerevan. You will be completely immersed in the poignant world of the cult space film “Interstellar” together with the popular Mystery Ensemble!

The author of the mesmerizing soundtrack to Christopher Nolan’s fantastic epic is one of the greatest film composers of our time, Hans Zimmer.

 This unique musical adventure will undoubtedly become one of the warmest, most beautiful, and cosy memories of your February 2024. Get your tickets to one of the most romantic concerts of this winter!

The concert organisers are the creative agency RED EVENTS & Distribution ltd, which makes exceptional cultural events in ancient mansions, on rooftops, in greenhouses and in other most atmospheric venues throughout Armenia, Russia, Europe, Great Britain and other countries. Also in the repertoire – a collection of concerts by candlelight and with complete immersion in the space of video art and sound. Official website: www.redevents.uk.

Start at 8:00 pm.

Address: Komitas Chamber Music Hall, Armenia, Yerevan, A. Isahakian street 1

Please note: If you are late for a concert, you may be offered seats other than the category indicated on your ticket. Follow the instructions of administrators and security. We recommend arriving at concerts in advance.

PERFORMERS 

 Mystery Ensemble

Mystery Ensemble is a unique group that performs the most current music. This is the live sound of acoustic string instruments, unique arrangements, and virtuoso keyboards, as well as artistry and drive from professionals passionate about their work. The orchestra creates a magical mood in the most atmospheric halls of Armenia.

PROGRAMME

● Hans Zimmer — Dreaming of the Crash

● Hans Zimmer — Mountains

● Hans Zimmer — Detach

● Hans Zimmer — Coward

● Hans Zimmer — Day One

● Hans Zimmer — No time for Caution

● Hans Zimmer — Message from Home

● Hans Zimmer — S.T.A.Y.

● Hans Zimmer — Cornfield Chase

Please note that the programme is subject to changes