Interstellar Concert

Marking the 10th anniversary of the film Interstellar, musician Roger Sayer performs music from the film on our world class church organ.

About the concert


It’s been 10 years since the release of the groundbreaking Christopher Nolan blockbuster “Interstellar.” It won various accolades, including being nominated for Best Original Score at the Academy Awards. Now is your chance to hear this phenomenal soundtrack played by the original performer on the world-renowned St. Mary Redcliffe Organ.


St Mary Redcliffe is hosting a unique concert showcasing music from the film. This will be performed by celebrated musician Roger Sayer, the primary organist working alongside Hans Zimmer to create the iconic soundtrack for Interstellar's release in 2014.

Originally recorded in Temple Church in London, Roger collaborated with Zimmer and Nolan to craft the moving score using the power and creativity of the organ. The performance will take place at the extraordinary St Mary Redcliffe Church, the home of “Britain's finest organ”. This is a special opportunity to experience the incredible soundtrack and celebrate the wonder of space travel and its boundless capabilities.


“ROGER IS, WITHOUT EXAGGERATION, AN EXTRAORDINARY ARTIST, WHOSE HUMANITY SHINES IN THE IMPECCABLE ARTISTRY THAT FLOWS FROM HIS HANDS…” HANS ZIMMER


There will be opportunities to hear Roger reminisce about working with Hans Zimmer as well as the chance for audience members to ask questions about the making of the soundtrack.

Join us on February the 8th for an out-of-this-world experience.


Pricing


Tickets range from £8.00 - £32.00


We are adopting a Pay What You Can system for this event.

Therefore you can change the price of your tickets accordingly:

  • Standard - if you can afford to, please book this standard rate. Simply just continue through to the checkout without any promo code and pay the full value of the ticket.
  • Open Concession - if for any reason you don't have the abilty to afford the full value of the ticket at the moment, enter the code "OpenConcession" when buying your ticket and get 10% off the value of the ticket; let us welcome you to the event without any questions being asked as to why you need it.
  • Pay It Forward - If you are able and feeling generous, please consider choosing one of our add ons to Pay It Forward. This will add 10% onto your ticket price to help us subsidise our open concession rates and allow everyone to enjoy this event.


Access


We want everyone to be able to access this event and make sure it is as enjoyable and comfortable as possible. Therefore, if you have any access issues or are a wheelchair user, please contact the Parish Office in order to discuss the best way to book your tickets.

Parish Office - 0117 231 0060

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