Bend orchestra to perform video game music and TV themes
February 24, 2026 - 03:56
The Bend Pops Orchestra is preparing to shatter classical music stereotypes with a dynamic concert dedicated entirely to the beloved themes of video games and television. Under the baton of Conductor Eddy Robinson, the ensemble will transform the concert hall into a vibrant celebration of modern popular culture.
This innovative program promises a nostalgic and thrilling journey through iconic soundscapes. Audiences can expect to hear powerful orchestral arrangements of music from legendary game franchises and memorable TV shows, showcasing the complex artistry behind these contemporary compositions. The performance highlights how orchestral music remains a vital and evolving force, deeply embedded in today's most popular media.
The event underscores the orchestra's mission to make symphonic music accessible and engaging for all ages. By drawing from universally recognized themes, the concert bridges the gap between the concert hall and the living room, proving the timeless power of a live orchestra to connect and excite. It is a testament to the idea that great music knows no boundary between classical and contemporary.
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