1st Symphony Concert "Hollywood"

Experience the magic of cinema and symphony in “1st Symphony Concert Hollywood,” a breathtaking tribute to the composers who brought film soundtracks to life. Four legendary music masters—Bernard Herrmann, Erich Wolfgang Korngold, Kirill Troussov, Leonard Bernstein, and Miklós Rózsa—take center stage, each conjuring the iconic scores that helped define classic movies. Herrmann’s electrifying work for Alfred Hitchcock’s “Vertigo” brings suspense to the concert hall. Korngold’s lush, nostalgic Violin Concerto, inspired by his exhilarating Hollywood experience, offers dazzling melodies that echo his emigration triumph. Troussov, hailed as a "world‑class Geiger" by the FAZ, returns to the NPW for this extraordinary program. Bernstein’s unforgettable score for “The Fist in the Neck” featuring Marlon Brando resurrects the film’s pulse, while Rózsa’s early successes laid the groundwork for his later masterpieces such as “Ben‑Hur.” Join us for a night where film and orchestral brilliance collide—where great cinema is translated into great music for your ears. Details and tickets are available through the links below.