Video Games Live goes academic: next stop – Yale University
The student body of Yale University will be getting smothered with some Video Games Live loving on March 31, in cooperation with the Yale Symphony Orchestra. VGL’s on-going tour (with sold out tickets at its wake) hits the academic campus by 8 p.m., but not without some pre-concert festivities. Special events served on the side of the VGL performance include a video game industry educational panel scheduled a day before the concert.
Entitled “Video Games – Past, Present, and Future,” the panel is open to the public without any charge. And dropping by for the said talk would be the industry’s iconic composers like Lorne Lanning (OddWorld Inhabitants), Tommy Tallarico (Metroid Prime), and Jack Wall (Myst III, Mass Effect). Now, for the show’s date itself, from 6 – 8 p.m., they will be hosting cosplay contests, playable games, and gaming competitions (Guitar Hero II and Halo 2).
Ok. On with the concert proper: the show starts at 8 p.m. at Woolsey Hall. One of the biggest numbers for this show would be VGL’s Castlevania arrangement. It’s going to be played by Martin Leung on Woolsey Hall’s 104 year old 3-story pipe organ. Could you imagine hearing Castlevania on that?!
The student body of Yale University will be getting smothered with some Video Games Live loving on March 31, in cooperation with the Yale Symphony Orchestra. VGL’s on-going tour (with sold out tickets at its wake) hits the academic campus by 8 p.m., but not without some pre-concert festivities. Special events served on the side of the VGL performance include a video game industry educational panel scheduled a day before the concert.
Entitled “Video Games – Past, Present, and Future,” the panel is open to the public without any charge. And dropping by for the said talk would be the industry’s iconic composers like Lorne Lanning (OddWorld Inhabitants), Tommy Tallarico (Metroid Prime), and Jack Wall (Myst III, Mass Effect). Now, for the show’s date itself, from 6 – 8 p.m., they will be hosting cosplay contests, playable games, and gaming competitions (Guitar Hero II and Halo 2).
Ok. On with the concert proper: the show starts at 8 p.m. at Woolsey Hall. One of the biggest numbers for this show would be VGL’s Castlevania arrangement. It’s going to be played by Martin Leung on Woolsey Hall’s 104 year old 3-story pipe organ. Could you imagine hearing Castlevania on that?!
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