Back to the Future" in concert to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the film's release Unofficial

To commemorate the 40th anniversary of the release of "Back to the Future," the New Japan Philharmonic Orchestra will perform Alan Silvestri's masterpiece live with an orchestra of over 80 members to accompany the first uncensored screening of the film on the big screen. The orchestra will be conducted by Nicholas Buck, a highly acclaimed conductor in the field of film music. The excitement and emotion of the original work will be reproduced in its entirety, and a new 15-minute score added for this performance will also be performed for the first time. The power and realism of a cinema orchestra concert, in which the images and music are perfectly synchronized, will take the audience on a magnificent time-travel journey beyond time and space. This is a rare opportunity to experience the nostalgic sounds of the era of the play in a powerful acoustic performance.