
Acclaimed pianist Roman Zavada brings his immersive piece 'Résonances Boréales' to the UK's largest immersive dome, pairing live piano with 360-degree visuals of the aurora borealis.
Roman Zavada brings Résonances Boréales to The Market Hall Immersive Dome in Devonport on Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 October, both nights starting at 18:00. It's a live piano performance paired with 360° visuals of the aurora borealis, captured in Canada's Northwest Territories, projected around the dome. The piece grew out of improvisations Zavada worked on while inspired by the Arctic landscape, and the whole thing is billed as an audio-visual journey through the Far North.
Zavada is a pianist and composer known for music drawn from the natural world, and he describes his work as turning landscapes into soundscapes. Résonances Boréales fits that pattern: the visuals aren't just a backdrop, but the source the music was built around, with the live piano running alongside the footage of the northern lights. It's the UK's largest immersive dome, so the visuals wrap all the way around you while the music plays live in the room.
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Tickets are £18 plus a booking fee, and the performances run on both the 17th and 18th of October at 18:00. You'll find the dome at The Market Hall, Duke Street, Devonport, Plymouth, PL1 4PS.
Date
17 October – 18 October
18:00
Location
The Market Hall Immersive DomePrice
Paid
Recommended Age
+14 years