Soundtracks help determine how we enjoy a movie. They can make us feel anxious, excited, scared or amazed. They whisk us away to mystical worlds and help transport us to lands created for the big screen. Unforgettable tribute concerts are honouring these sensational soundtracks in Stockholm and make for a spellbinding experience that will stay with you long after the show comes to an end. Get ready to unwind to the moving melodies produced by a string quartet in a tranquil candlelit setting and enjoy an evening like no other.
“When I’m writing film music, I feel like I’m more a filmmaker than a composer.” – Jóhann Jóhannsson
The Candlelight series pays tribute to all music genres, including film scores and soundtracks. Discover upcoming concerts here.
Sense of time and place
Music really sets the scene, establishing distinct atmospheres and scenarios. In dystopian sci-fi, horror, or fantasy settings, unsettling melodies serve to evoke disorientation and build tension. For instance, pairing eerie music with a seemingly joyful scene can subtly hint at an underlying threat. The soundtrack can certainly delineate the stark contrasts between fictional realms and our reality.
Character emotion
Soundtracks in film and television shape our understanding of character experience. encompass inga rich blend of elements that profoundly affect our engagement. For instance, in Bond films, renowned artists like Adele contribute their voices, enriching the auditory experience. Meanwhile, instrumental compositions like those in Lord of the Rings series, also play a pivotal role. Some characters even have their own soundtracks, cementing their personality in our film-watching consciousnesses even further.