007 makes an appearance- in lights and music – at Lyon’s auditorium
Following the success of the Star Wars symphony two years ago, Lyon’s Auditorium will put on a James Bond Symphony during the Fête des Lumières.
James Bond and his Aston Martin DB5 (Stock)
A treat for the eyes as well as the ears
The event will showcase music from the worldwide franchise. The music programme has been released on the auditorium’s website, and includes many of the best known songs, from Paul McCartneys ‘Live and Let Die’ to Sam Smith’s ‘The Writing’s on the Wall’. But it is not just about the music. As was the case with the Star Wars symphony, D.M. Wood will present a complementary light show, creating a full sensory experience.
Lyon’s auditorium © David Duchon-Duris
D.M. Wood: a Canadian lighting expert
Wood is a Canadian international lighting designer for opera and theatre, whose portfolio covers performances all over the world: London, Montpellier, and New York City, to name a few. Following Wood’s incredible light display for the Star Wars symphony, the James Bond symphony is set to be just as good.