Everyone loves Planet Earth 2 right? No one can forget the incredible images of the baby iguanas in the Galapagos emerging from their burrows and being locked in a deadly chase with racing snakes across the sand to the safety of the rocks. How could this show be enhanced?
Well, one way is to go and see a screening of the best bits of the series, with live music from the show being performed by the BBC concert orchestra, who performed the score for the TV series.
Can it get better than that?
Well yes. Add in introductions to each sequence from Mike Gunton, executive producer and creative director of the BBC’s multi-award-winning Natural History Unit; then have Hans Zimmer Oscar award-winning film composer and creator of Planet Earth 2’s main theme come on stage and introduce Jacob Shea (composer of the original music for each episode) who then conducted the “opening number”.
All of this in the regal surroundings of the Royal Albert Hall. What a way to spend a Sunday afternoon.
Amazing.
https://www.royalalberthall.com/tickets/events/2018/planet-earth-ii-live-in-concert/
