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30 May 2026 Zaragoza (Spain)
100 Years of Cinema
Royal Film Concert Orchestra conducted by Fernando Furones - Auditorium de Zaragoza Princess Leonor
Program Info: This concert covers 100 years of the history of cinema through some of its most unforgettable soundtracks, that music that has accompanied great stories and that today is part of our collective memory.
From the great Hollywood classics such as "Gone with the Wind", "Casablanca" or "Ben-Hur", to more recent titles such as "Titanic", "The Avengers" or "The Lord of the Rings", the program offers an exciting journey through different styles, eras and genres. There is no shortage of melodies as recognizable as "Moon River", the suspense of "Psycho", the adventure of "Star Wars" or the epic of "Pirates of the Caribbean".
Throughout the concert, the audience will relive romances, exploits, mysteries and iconic moments of cinema, demonstrating how music has always been an essential part of the magic of the big screen.
A tribute to 100 years of cinema, told through its best melodies.
Program: Nino Rota - The Godfather Howard Shore - The Lord of the Rings Max Steiner - Gone with the Wind James Horner - Titanic James Horner - Braveheart Bill Conti - Rocky John Barry / Monty Norman - 007: James Bond James Horner - Legends of the Fall Ennio Morricone - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Maurice Jarre - Lawrence of Arabia Max Steiner - Casablanca John Williams - Jaws Lalo Schifrin - Mission Impossible Kenneth Alford / Malcolm Arnold -The bridge over the River Kwai Ennio Morricone - Once upon a time in the West Klaus Badelt - Pirates of the Caribbean Craig Armstrong - Moulin Rouge Ennio Morricone - The mission John Williams - Schindler's list Elmer bernstein / Ray Parker jr. - Ghostbusters Nikola Piovani - Life is beautiful