The Chinese Room was one of nine developers to have a
score featured in the inaugural BBC Gaming Prom: From 8-Bit to Infinity and
Beyond last week.
The studio, which has developed titles including the
award-winning Little Orpheus, saw music from its games, Dear Esther and So Let
Us Melt, featured at the event conducted by Robert Ames and performed by the
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
Both titles feature music by BAFTA-award-winning composer Jessica
Curry and were joined at the concert by scores from Final Fantasy VIII, Kingdom
Hearts and Battlefield 2042.
Curry’s work on The Chinese Room’s Everybody’s Gone to the
Rapture was recently praised by Classic
FM in its ranking of the top 20 best game scores of all time.
You can watch
the performance on BBC iPlayer now.
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