
The greatest soundtracks in film history will be performed live by the Neue Philharmonie and a choir of over 100 performers
Featuring music from blockbusters such as Star Wars, Pirates of the Caribbean, Harry Potter, Interstellar, Indiana Jones, The Dark Knight, Schindler’s List, The Rock, and others
Hans Zimmer has achieved something incredible: the German composer worked behind the scenes in Hollywood for decades, barely visible to the general public—and yet he is now as famous as a rock star. His outstanding soundtracks have helped turn many films into blockbusters: from “The Lion King” to “Gladiator” to “Interstellar” and “Dune.”
There is only one living film composer as famous as he is: the great John Williams. The American has been nominated for an Oscar an incredible 54 times—winning the award five times—and there is likely no melody in the entire history of film more famous than his fanfare for “Star Wars.” These two composers have created a wealth of brilliant music that everyone knows, music that evokes nostalgic memories in moviegoers—and that stirs powerful emotions even without moving images.
So it’s no wonder that “The Sound of Hans Zimmer & John Williams” has been a crowd-pleaser for years and consistently sells out venues across the German-speaking world. In the spring of 2027, the project will enter its next phase with a new program—featuring fresh musical highlights, the power of the orchestra, and nostalgic imagery that brings film history to life through sound.
Orchestra: Neue Philharmonie
Conductor: Benjamin Pope