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- May 9th, 2014, 7:30 PM (GMT+1)
- Arrangements by Jonne Valtonen, Roger Wanamo and Masashi Hamauzu.
- Performed by Aarhus Symphonic Orchestra. Piano soloist is Benyamin Nuss.
- Features elaborate and sophisticated suites with music from Final Fantasy VI, VII and X.
- First grand Final Fantasy concert in Denmark
- In cooperation with Square Enix and Nobuo Uematsu.



Aarhus Music House, Denmark




Billetlugen.dk - 130-295 DKK plus booking fees ($23-55) (Tickets go on sale November 27th)



Conductor: Eckehard Stier
Soloist: Benyamin Nuss
Orchestra: Aarhus Sypmhony Orchestra
Consultant: Nobuo Uematsu
Composer: Nobuo Uematsu, Masashi Hamauzu
Arranger: Jonne Valtonen, Roger Wanamo, Masashi Hamauzu

Executive Producer: Thomas Böcker

Happy for you Denmark!

Hope to see ScandiGAF there and catch a small chat!

tempting but still waiting for them to come back to Stockholm.

Saw this in Wuppertal earlier this year. Great concert, though the FF X arrangement didn't really hold the same quality as the others. They should just swap it with the FF-suite from Symphonic Fantasies instead which covers a lot more games and themes without overlapping too much with the VI/VII-arrangements (but that would require a choir which is problematic I suppose).

Originally Posted by Katzenjammer

Saw this in Wuppertal earlier this year. Great concert, though the FF X arrangement didn't really hold the same quality as the others. They should just swap it with the FF-suite from Symphonic Fantasies instead which covers a lot more games and themes without overlapping too much with the VI/VII-arrangements (but that would require a choir which is problematic I suppose).

You insane little man! The FFX piece is utterly stunning, so colorful and vibrant. Between the other pieces, the piano concerto allows the concert to really breath and bring people's emotions together before the very challenging and provocative Final Fantasy VII suite.

But the Symphonic Fantasies piece sure is wonderful too of course.