A musical celebration of the Resident Evil video game franchise, featuring the Oregon Symphony and Oregon Chorale with in-game visuals projected above the orchestra.
The Oregon Symphony is bringing Resident Evil: Symphony of Legacy to the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall on Wednesday, May 5, 2027. It's a tribute to the survival-horror franchise, put on as part of the symphony's Special Concerts series, and it's billed as a 30th anniversary performance.
The program pulls from the series' music across its entire run, starting with the original game and going right through to the latest release, Resident Evil Requiem. So it's not just a few early tracks—it's a look at the franchise's sound from the beginning up to the present. While the orchestra plays, terrifying in-game visuals are projected above them, so you're seeing the imagery from the games alongside the music.
It's the Oregon Symphony on the podium, with the Oregon Chorale joining in. The combination of a full orchestra and a choir is a good fit for the kind of music the series is known for—the tense, atmospheric stuff and the larger, more cinematic moments. The whole thing is presented as a musical celebration of the franchise, and the 30th anniversary framing gives it a bit more weight than a one-off tribute.
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The concert is at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, 1037 SW Broadway Dr, Portland, OR 97205, starting at 7:30 PM on Wednesday, May 5. It's part of the Oregon Symphony's Special Concerts series, so it's one of those nights that sits outside their regular subscription season.
Date
Wednesday, 5 May 2027
19:30
Location
Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallPrice
Paid
Recommended Age
+14 years
