FF7 Rebirth is not just a visual and gameplay enchantment. Its divine soundtrack also has a lot to do with it, and something very exciting is brewing for it!
You will soon be able to listen to the sumptuous soundtrack of FF7 Rebirth in a new way. A multimedia orchestra wishing to literally bring you these already cult pieces to life will therefore go on tour. We detail the score for you.
FF7 Rebirth plays the conductor role
In many ways, FF7 Rebirth is a true work of art, paying vibrant homage to the legendary original game. Among its greatest strengths, a sublime adaptation of the cult original soundtrack. This amazes our slightest journeys in the vast open world of the game. It even has the merit of adapting to the situation, for example passing without transition from a contemplative piece to a piece adapted to combat. And what about the boss music, leading Cloud and his friends into absolutely epic battles?
To pay homage to this masterpiece in itself, a multimedia orchestra has announced a world tour. “ Immerse yourself in the world of one of the most visionary games of all time with this sensational multimedia concert experience! “. The symphonic arrangements of the soundtrack imagined by Nobuo Uematsu-sama, Mitsuto Suzuki, Masashi Hamauzu and many others will be enhanced by around a hundred musicians. As conductor, we will have the renowned Eric Roth at the helm.
Reserve your seats before Sephiroth takes everything!
Who says world tour of the FF7 Rebirth orchestra necessarily means a visit to Paris. This will take place on November 9, 2024 at the Palais des Congrès, at 2 p.m. Be careful though, the ticket office will open much earlier: March 15th, also from 2 p.m.! If you want to live this musical experience, don’t miss the slot, as the places are likely to be quickly taken by storm.
To book your ticket, go to the website dedicated to the tour. VIP tickets will also be on sale, with nice little bonuses. You will indeed be entitled to a first-class seat at the Palais des Congrès. After the concert, you will finally be able to meet the conductor Eric Roth and the composer Masashi Humauzu, to ask them for photos and autographs. It’s certainly not the Gold Saucer, but the fun will still clearly be there!