Film Music at the Amfitheater

Film and music have always formed an inseparable duo. Even in the silent film era, live music often accompanied film screenings, enhancing the emotions and drama of the big-screen story. Today's film music was born in 1929 when technological advancements allowed for sound synchronisation with motion pictures.

Since then, it has become an integral part of cinema. Some film music composers, like John Williams or Hans Zimmer, have become globally recognised stars, and some of their pieces composed for the big screen have become so popular that they stand as hits in their own right. It is these film music hits that make up the programme of this concert.

In the Summer Theatre at the heart of Jan Kasprowicz Park , well-known melodies from films such as James Bond, Star Wars, and Inception will resonate. Film music is a testament to the extraordinary power of sounds in enlivening emotions and narrating stories. This concert will be a meeting not only with music indispensable to imagining the most famous films and series but also a celebration of the extraordinary bond that has always linked music and cinema.