The Legend Of Zelda Symphony Of The Goddesses Tickets

I wept during the pieces they played from Ocarina of Time. It was amazing. If you’ve played any of the older Zelda games you will be transported back to those precious times when looking for secret entrances and finding the Master Sword were your reason for being. When times were simpler. My heart was flooded with joy and longing for those times. The orchestra was perfect. They obviously love the music, and I over heard conversations between a few of them and the other attendees speaking about their love of the games as well. They’re not just members of an orchestra, they’re gamers too!

Nothing but smiles through the whole show. I loved everything about it.

The show the music and the orchestra was unforgettable!! Hope it comes back next year!!!

A very enjoyable performance. The orchestra did a great job and the Zelda videos that went with the music were fun to watch.

This is the third year in a row that we have seen this performance, and as always, it was incredible! I would recommend seeing this if you are at all familiar with the game. The music is great!!

This wasn't my first Zelda Symphony rodeo, and compared to the other one I went to, this one was pretty disappointing. First and foremost, it was a tiny orchestra. I could point out exactly who was flat in each section (I'm looking at you, 2nd chair violin). And for the thing that almost ruined the experience: the chorus was a disgrace. Honestly. They didn't understand the idea of vocal projection, and they could have definitely used another rehearsal or five. Half of them were flat, and I'm pretty sure they were speaking the words rather than singing them. Twilight Princess is very chorale, and it was comedic how bad they butchered it. This was the best they could find in Atlanta? Because let me tell you, there's a whole Opera here full of local singers they use for their ensemble, and they're great. The operas here are full of talented singers. Even GSU's chorus is full of talented singers (as seen in Carmina Burana). And this was the best they could find? Luckily the brass section was great and the music of Zelda is pretty brass heavy with the exception of Breath of the Wild. The Link's Awakening movement was excellent, and so was the Link to the Past one. Huge shout out to the first chair flautist, because she was amazing and probably saved the entire experience with her amazing solo for Wind Waker, which brings tears to my eyes every time. All in all, yes, yes for sure go to a Zelda Symphony if you're a Zelda fan. But maybe consider not going to the one at Cobb.

This was the best night of my life as a Zelda Fan! It was beautiful and love every minute of it! P.s Almost cry in tear after walkout of the concert!

It was an great concert. Music was very powerful and a good variety of games were played. The only thing that could have made it better was that the audience engagement was low. It was pretty much, intro, quick 30 second announcements, song after song, intermission, song after song again. I know this is more of a personal bias because we were spoiled when the Pokemon equivalent of the concert played and they joked around and had a meet n greet. I loved the Zelda concert, it is definitely worth seeing and the lack of engagement is really my only problem. Plus the speakers near the back of the hall made static sounds when a low pitch was played.

Loved it!! It was much better than I anticipated it to be! Highly recommended for all ages!

We were really excited for this concert, after going to a similar, Pokemon-themed concert at this venue last year, but in the end we all kind of felt like it was just "good." And even that admission felt like it was just in respect for the excitement we had before the concert, and the money that we spent to attend the event. The orchestra's itself was good, despite the occasional hiccup now and then: one of the stage microphones was bad and audible static could be heard, some of the microphones were too close and page turning and rustling could be heard very clearly at times. The choir, however, just felt awkward. They didn't seem very connected and at most times they just felt distracting. Other than that, there were some fan favorites that were noticeably missing: Gerudo Valley, The Song of Storms, Midna's Lament, and the none of the pieces felt as powerful as they should feel. I really feel like the orchestration could have used some "bigger" movements to really pull the crowd in. Everything ended up coming off incredibly subdued.

Everything you could hope for. Truly an amazing experience we can't wait to do again.

Beyond amazing experience. Would love to go again if it came around again.

The pieces put together were so eloquent and well done. I am highly impressed with the degree of professionalism and astounding effort put into making this show possible. I had so many fond memories of playing the games because of this Symphony, and for that I am grateful. 10/10

So professional and some of the best music I have ever heard live! Would do it all over again!

This event was fantastic. The orchestra sounded marvelous, and the chorus was spectacular.

If you're a Zelda fan and didn't see the show, I'm sorry to hear that!

I got this as a gift for my husband since we are both Zelda fans. This was what I was expecting and more. The symphony was honestly breathtaking and it captivated you so much that the time just flew by. I hope it comes back soon as this would be an event I go to multiple times.

This symphony was by far the best one I have been to! The conductor was awesome as well as the orchestra. I will never forget the time I spent here!

It pulls visuals and soundtracks from some of the earliest Zelda games all the way up to Breath of the Wild. As someone who has only had limited exposure to the Zelda games, I loved the show and my boyfriend, who absolutely loves the games, enjoyed it immensely. I'd highly recommend this concert to gamers.

This show was amazing! I didn't know what expect from it but I had a wonderful time and it was an amazing night of hearing Zelda music live. I just wish the show was longer.