The creation of the ultimate video game concert experience
“Dear Friends: music from FINAL FANTASY” was the first series of concerts of its kind in the USA, featuring most of the most beloved music from the immensely popular videogame series,
FINAL FANTASY. Produced by Square Enix Co., Ltd, Dear Friends featured the music of the Japanese video game composer Nobuo Uematsu. Arnie Roth served as both music director and conductor for Dear Friends and the encore concert “More Friends: music from FINAL FANTASY.” He performed in Japan at the invitation of the Square Enix Co., Ltd, the world premiere in Yokohama of “VOICES: music from FINAL FANTASY.” In 2006, he helped create a new concert series of videogame music scores. To this day, Arnie serves as the principal conductor and music director of “PLAY! A Video Game Symphony.”
In 2006, Arnie Roth approached Square Enix and Nobuo Uematsu to create a sequel in the Final Fantasy concert series. Together they premiered “Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY“ in December 2007 with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic in Sweden. Distant Worlds features the largest orchestra of any video game concert and is complemented by a large choir. Several Distant Worlds concerts are currently scheduled around the world for 2009. See ffdistantworlds.com or contact imgartists.com for booking.
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Asia - Meera Vijayendra -
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North America - Steve Linder - This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Europe - Dorothy Currie - This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY plays world-wide to sold out houses.
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