A cinematic experience combined with a live performance of one of the most prominent soundtracks of the past decade is heading to the Czech Republic. The Film Music Prague festival will present the Czech premiere of Interstellar Live, a project that connects the screening of director Christopher Nolan’s sci-fi film with live musical accompaniment. The event will take place on February 6 and 7, 2027, at the Prague Congress Centre.
The Pipe Organ at the Heart of the Score
The music for Interstellar was composed by Hans Zimmer, who earned Academy Award and BAFTA nominations for the work. A defining feature of the entire score is the prominent use of the pipe organ. For the Prague concert performance, renowned British organist Roger Sayer has accepted the invitation. Sayer was personally selected by Hans Zimmer in 2014 to record the original soundtrack at Temple Church in London.
Sayer’s organ performance on stage will be complemented by the Prague Pop Symphonics orchestra under the baton of British conductor Matt Dunkley.
The Film in Original Language with Subtitles
Audiences will watch the full-length feature film in its original English audio with Czech subtitles, while the musical score is performed live in front of the screen. The narrative follows a team of researchers led by former pilot Cooper (Matthew McConaughey) as they travel through a wormhole in search of a new home for humanity when Earth’s resources begin to deplete.
Practical Details
Dates: February 6, 2027, at 18:30 and February 7, 2027, at 18:30
Venue: Prague Congress Centre (Kongresové centrum Praha)
Performers: Roger Sayer (organ), Prague Pop Symphonics, Matt Dunkley (conductor)
Organizer: Film Music Prague (in association with Cutting Edge Group Presents and City Light Concerts)
Detailed information regarding the program and ticket presales is available directly here.