Fans of Genshin Impact know just how wonderful the original soundtrack is. MiHoYo delivered a countless number of tracks that follow you across Teyvat, highlighting the more relaxing moments and pushing the atmosphere during the memorable showdowns. The acclaimed music will soon be played live in the first Genshin Impact concert that is going to be online and broadcast globally. What's best is that it will be free to watch by everyone.
Called GENSHIN CONCERT 2021 -Melodies of an Endless Journey, it will happen on October 3, 2021 and features music originally composed and produced by Yu-Peng Chen and HOYO-MiX. World-famous Belgian conductor Maestro Dirk Brossé and the Flanders Symphony Orchestra will present the original soundtracks of Genshin Impact, while talented musicians from the United States, South Korea, and other countries are ready to deliver innovative interpretations of the pieces that players know and love.
The concert includes a full classical orchestra and will run for approximately 90 minutes. Genshin Impact already released six original soundtrack albums, and the seventh album featuring music from the recently launched Inazuma area will be coming soon.
“We've been experimenting with varied cultural elements in Genshin Impact's music in the past and present, and will continue to do so in the future,” said Yu-Peng Chen, Composer and Music Producer of HOYO-MiX. ”When Maestro Dirk Brossé and the Flanders Symphony Orchestra first played the Mondstadt theme, we immediately knew we got the ideal team to recreate some of the most memorable moments in the game for fans and players. At the same time, the GENSHIN CONCERT 2021 is also a blessed opportunity for our team to communicate with gifted artists around the world and learn from their distinct interpretations of the game and music through various covers.”
You can watch a short teaser below. In a few days the version 2.1 Floating World Under the Moonlight releases, closing the Inazuma main story arc.
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