‘Game of Thrones’ fans abuzz about mysterious music-related event in Hollywood
Fans of HBO’s series “Game of Thrones” are abuzz about a mysterious upcoming fan event at the Hollywood Palladium. The fete, which will occur on Monday, is in service of a “special live concert announcement” featuring composer Ramin Djawadi, who is responsible for the series’ musical score, and actor Isaac Hempstead Wright (a.k.a. Bran Stark).
According to a press notice, the event will feature a full orchestra performance of music from the show, a display of costumes from Season 6, an interactive “Hall of Faces” exhibit, a “holographic experience” involving the character Melisandre and Arya Stark’s sword, Needle.
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As with the series itself, which HBO recently announced will conclude in 2018 at the end of Season 8, questions remain. Specifically, Djawadi will be revealing “exciting new details surrounding an extension to the ‘Game of Thrones’ universe.’
Details are so far sketchy, but a 12-second trailer offers clues. “Live in concert. Music is Coming,” reads text in the clip, followed by a title card that says, “Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience featuring Ramin Djwadi.”
Anyone who has ever had the majestic “Game of Thrones” opening theme song stuck in their head understands Djawadi’s skills at musical dramatization.
The German-Iranian composer is best known for his work in the “Thrones” universe, where his emotionally charged orchestral scores augment battles, sex scenes and everything in between. He has also scored films and television shows including “Iron Man,” “Person of Interest” and “Prison Break.”
The Monday event at the Hollywood Palladium, which will occur at 11:30 a.m., is open to the public, but attendees must RSVP to gain entry.
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