Experience Hans Zimmer’s Interstellar soundtrack with Roger Sayer - the original soundtrack organist

Music, stories and secrets from the Interstellar soundtrack - performed by the organist who helped create it.

Organist Roger Sayer has travelled worldwide, performing music from Hans Zimmer's Interstellar soundtrack, including sell-out performances at St Paul's Cathedral and York Minster.

Now, for the first time, he steps away from the vast cathedrals and concert halls to present a new one-hour show offering audiences close-up access to the man behind the music.

Alongside performing the music live, Roger will reveal what it was like to work with Hans Zimmer, how the legendary soundtrack was created and recorded, and the secrets behind its extraordinary sound.

This is a chance to experience Roger and the music of Interstellar more closely than ever before.

The evening concludes with an audience Q&A with Roger.

The performance will last about an hour, without interval.

Featuring

Roger Sayer (organ)

Programme

Music from Interstellar - Hans Zimmer

Roger Sayer is one of Britain's leading concert organists. A former organ student at St Paul's Cathedral and prizewinner at the St Albans International Organ Competition, he was Director of Music at Rochester Cathedral and Temple Church, London. He is internationally renowned as the organ soloist on Hans Zimmer's soundtrack for Christopher Nolan's Interstellar, subsequently performing the score live around the world. His career includes recitals, broadcasts, recordings, and collaborations with leading orchestras and musicians.

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