The Sound of James Bond

The Sound of James Bond

Music from "Love Greetings from Moscow", "Goldfinger", "Fireball", "You Only Live Twice", "Diamond Fever", "Live and Let Die", "GoldenEye", "Casino Royale", "Skyfall", "No Time to Die" and others.

The actors may change, but the car remains full of technical sophistication, the vodka martini always shaken, not stirred. The digits 007 stand for the longest and most successful film series in the world and have defined British coolness and cult for over six decades. In 25 films, the notorious MI6 agent James Bond has managed to save mankind from the most menacing villains in the world's most exotic locations and seduce the most exciting women along the way. Always accompanied by Miss Moneypenny, M and Q and an inimitable sound that made music history. First and foremost, the legendary title melody, a classic among musical intros, which always provides the perfect sound backdrop in the casino or during breathtaking stunts.

Film music greats such as John Barry, David Arnold and Hans Zimmer are responsible for the soundtracks. The biggest music stars have contributed to the catalog of iconic Bond songs, including Shirley Bassey, Louis Armstrong, Nancy Sinatra, Tina Turner, Tom Jones and Adele. An orchestra, impressive vocal soloists and an in-house band with a coordinated lighting concept bring the legendary soundtracks from "Goldfinger", "Love Greetings from Moscow", "Diamond Fever", "Goldeneye", "Casino Royale", "Skyfall" and many more to life in the concert hall.