The Music of Harry Potter by Mystery Ensemble

About this event

✨ Join us on April 10th at the Kensington United Reformed Church, where a chamber orchestra will perform the music of the famous game series in an intimate atmosphere of a church setting, lit by a flicker of candles! "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" is an open-world action role-playing video game developed by CD Projekt Red. The game was released in 2015 and quickly gained widespread acclaim for its expansive world, intricate storytelling, and complex characters Set in a fictional fantasy world, the game follows the adventures of Geralt of Rivia, a monster hunter known as a Witcher. The experience will transfer the guests to the universe where magic and fantastic creatures rule, following the characters' fates, battles and, certainly, romances. Immerse yourself in this event as the musicians' unique connection to the architecture and tech innovations surrounding them creates an unforgettable performance. Experience the magic of The Witcher like never before at our music concert! Buy tickets now for an unforgettable evening of epic orchestral arrangements inspired by the hit game series. Duration: 60 minutes (doors will open 30 mins prior to the scheduled start time and late entry is not permitted) PERFORMERS 🎻 Mystery Ensemble The mysterious flair of the concert will be created by the unique connection between musicians and the surrounding architecture & lights. Light installation over the vaults of the 19th-century church helps the ensemble to transport the audience into the cryptic world of her majesty’s music. Mystery Ensemble is a group of professional musicians performing unique programs on non-standard venues around the UK. Experience outstanding works from different eras, experimental music, tributes, and world soundtracks of films and series, as well as absolutely unique programs and immersive shows. All music is presented in the author's arrangements. With the option of independent program selection, the ability to perform in unexpected locations, and