Fimucité TENERIFE international film music festival

Bregt wrote
I hope the programme for the JNH concert is an indication for the concert in Ghent next October!

What's the Darfur score btw, never heard of it.

Armin Tanzariam wrote


I have been digging about this. Ghent program will be definitely much shorter than Tenerife. Just a few premieres like 'Snowhite and the Huntsman" or "Bourne Legacy" and probably a different suite from 'Hunger Games'.

Apparently Tenerife has the biggest JNH concert program and, for sure, a much better Symphony Orchestra.

Armin Tanzariam wrote


Sinfonietta Cracovia is an excellent orchestra and did much better performance of "ALIEN 3" than the Belgian one last year. I think that the conductor makes the difference. Diego Navarro has surpised me very much the way he conducts. Stuff from composers like Goldenthal requires that kind of expressive conductors. Dirk Brossé is amazing but lacks of this kind of passion on stage. Definitely Diego Navarro is the next best think that happened to film music live performances. I cannot wait to see him conducting the Universal 100th concert with Tenerife Symphony Orchestra.

Probably it's a matter of tastes, Caliburn.

Armin Tanzariam wrote
Wow! This is an amazing Tenerife promotion!

http://vimeo.com/44302496

FIMUCITÉ VI has closed with the applause of more than 5,000 people

The Tenerife Film Music Festival (FIMUCITÉ) closed its 6th edition, on Saturday, July 14, having received the applause of the more than 5,000 people who attended its week full of activities and concerts, held in the most important cultural venues in Santa Cruz and Arona, particularly the Night Closing Gala at Auditorio de Tenerife "Adán Martín", which made Tenerife become the unique authorized venue to celebrate the Universal Pictures centennial. The concert was completely sold out, being an unforgettable evening that has made the social networks seethe with expressions such as “astonishing” and “electrifying”, and where the audience has highlighted, above all, the magnificent performance of the Tenerife Symphony Orchestra (OST), conducted by composer and director of FIMUCITÉ, Diego Navarro.

Faithful to its commitment to quality, this year's Closing Gala had again the participation of soloists such as Esther Alfonso Da Costa, who amazed the audience with her vocal skills, performing the so well known piece “Fried Green Tomatoes”. The concert also recovered some of the most known soundtracks of the legendary American studios, including horror classics like “Dracula” or “Frankenstein”, as well as other more recent and popular ones like "Back to the Future" or "Conan the Barbarian".

If Diego Navarro conducted alone this great symphonic concert, the previous one, on Friday, July 13, was mainly under the baton of the conductor and orchestrator Pete Anthony, having reached an identical success. In this case, the honoree composer was the celebrated James Newton Howard, and in both concerts, FIMUCITÉ enhanced the use of footage of the films of the repertoire, synchronized with the music live.

The staunch admirers of the festival enjoyed also the rest of the staged concerts of this unavoidable appointment with film music, like those at Guimerá Theatre in Santa Cruz, also completely sold out, or the performance, in the opening session, of the famous Spanish band Presuntos Implicados. A place was reserved as well for those interested in the process of creation of a film score, who could converse with specialists such as Andy Hill, from Berklee School of Music, or Iván Vivas, among others, thanks to a special workshop, in collaboration with this private college of music (the number one in the world), on July 12 and 13. This workshop had almost one hundred students registered.

FIMUCITÉ has already announced the dates of its seventh edition: July 8 to 13, 2013.

Bregt wrote
How was the festival Armin?