Posts Tagged ‘John Williams’

“Star Wars: in Concert” Coming to Austin

Tuesday, June 1st, 2010

Whether you’re a hardcore fan or casual admirer of George Lucas’ legendary space opera, it’s safe to say that Star Wars has left its mark in popular culture since the debut of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope debuted in theaters in 1977. Children dress up as Darth Vader for Halloween, Adults and teens dress up as Stormtroopers in the internationally known fan organization, the 501st Legion, and the saga has even been parodied in FOX’s megahit show Family Guy. On Sunday, June 6th, students in the Austin area will have a chance to experience the musical magic of the series in “Star Wars in Concert” at the Frank Erwin Center.

Concert goers will be treated to a full symphony orchestra composed by the legendary John Williams. The orchestra will play fan favorites such as the Star Wars theme, The Imperial March, and Duel of the Fates. Attendees can also check out various props used in the Star Wars films before and after the concert.

Tickets start at a student friendly $35 and can be purchased http://www.ticketmaster.com. Get your tickets today because this is an exciting event that you do not want to miss!

“Star Wars in Concert” Coming to San Antonio

Friday, May 28th, 2010

Whether you’re a hardcore fan or casual admirer of George Lucas’ legendary space opera, it’s safe to say that Star Wars has left its mark in popular culture since the debut of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope debuted in theaters in 1977. Children dress up as Darth Vader for Halloween, Adults and teens dress up as Stormtroopers in the internationally known fan organization, the 501st Legion, and the saga has even been parodied in FOX’s megahit show Family Guy. On Saturday, June 5th, students in the San Antonio area will have a chance to experience the musical magic of the series in “Star Wars: in Concert” at the AT&T Center.

Concert goers will be treated to a full symphony orchestra composed by the legendary John Williams. The orchestra will play fan favorites such as the Star Wars theme, The Imperial March, and Duel of the Fates. Attendees can also check out various props used in the Star Wars films before and after the concert.

Tickets start at a student friendly $35 and can be purchased http://www.ticketmaster.com. Get your tickets today because this is an exciting event that you do not want to miss!