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Crystalline Resonance: Final Fantasy’s official piano concert returns to Singapore

Final Fantasy’s official piano concert, Crystalline Resonance, returns to Singapore on February 19. Don’t miss this magical night of live music!

Final Fantasy fans in Singapore have something to look forward to as Crystalline Resonance: Final Fantasy Piano Concert makes its return. Following its first performance at the Esplanade in 2023, the official piano concert of the beloved game series is set to retake the stage. This special event is part of a worldwide tour covering multiple continents. It showcases music from some of the most renowned Final Fantasy composers, including Nobuo Uematsu, Masayoshi Soken, and Yoko Shimamura.

The concert will feature music spanning nearly 40 years of Final Fantasy history, from the original 1987 game to the latest instalment, Final Fantasy XVI. This season also marks the first live piano performance of the Final Fantasy XVI soundtrack, adding an exciting new dimension for fans of the franchise. Additionally, attendees can look forward to hearing live renditions of Final Fantasy XIV’s much-loved pieces “Flow” and “Bygone Serenity”. Fan favourites such as “Liberi Fatali” and “Suteki da ne” will also be included in the setlist, ensuring a nostalgic experience for long-time followers of the series.

A unique blend of music and visuals

Produced by The Wild Faery Company, Crystalline Resonance is more than a piano recital. The concert is designed to be a fully immersive experience, with visually stunning projections accompanying the live music. These visuals will bring iconic Final Fantasy scenes to life, enhancing the audience’s journey through memorable moments. The Wild Faery Company is known for producing other high-profile anime and gaming concerts, including Attack on Titan – Beyond the Walls World Tour, One Piece Music Symphony, and Kingdom Hearts Orchestra.

For those who have never attended a Final Fantasy concert, this is the perfect opportunity to experience the magic of the series in a completely new way. Beautiful piano music and captivating visuals promise an unforgettable night for dedicated fans and newcomers alike.

Event details and ticket information

Crystalline Resonance will occur at Victoria Concert Hall on February 19, starting at 7:30 PM. The concert will run for one hour and 50 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission. Tickets are available through SISTIC, with prices starting at S$65 for Category 2 seats and S$89 for Category 1 seats. However, availability for the higher-tier seats is limited, so fans are encouraged to book early.

The previous run of Crystalline Resonance took place between 2022 and 2023, celebrating the 35th anniversary of Final Fantasy. It toured 46 cities worldwide, drawing in fans from across the globe. This latest tour began in the United States in December 2023, and Singapore is the only Asian stop before the concert heads to Australia.

If you are a fan of Final Fantasy’s music or appreciate beautifully arranged piano performances, Crystalline Resonance is an event not to be missed. Grab your tickets now and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Final Fantasy through its unforgettable melodies.

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