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Los Angeles Jewish Symphony Concert Will Include Performances From Composers Of Fallout 4, Bioshock
On August 21, the Los Angeles Jewish Symphony will be putting on a concert called Let's Play LA! featuring music from " LA Jewish composers from the film and video game industries." As far as video game composers go, Gary Schyman, who scored Bioshock, and Inon Zur, the composer for Fallout 4, are headlining the event. Zur will be performing a live rendition of Fallout 4's main theme.
You can watch Zur play the theme to Fallout 4 in-studio right here:
Depending on where you want to sit, tickets cost between $28 and $48. You can grab them here.
[Source: Los Angeles Jewish Symphony]
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