Theme Park Soundtracks Enthuse Audiences in NDR Concert Hall
Europa-Park & Co.: Orchestral Theme Park Soundtracks Enthused Audiences in the Sold-Out NDR Broadcasting Hall.
© Foto: Europa-Park
(eap) Last Sunday, 1,200 guests in the sold-out Great Broadcasting Hall of Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR) in Hanover had the pleasure of experiencing numerous soundtracks from German amusement and theme parks. The concert by the Hanover Symphony Orchestra and the choir of Leibniz University Hanover brought together, in this form for the first time, numerous musical worlds that otherwise fascinate guests in amusement parks, attractions and experience formats.
The soundtracks performed were composed by Sebastian Kübler and Andreas Kübler.
All of the soundtracks performed were composed by the composers and brothers Sebastian and Andreas Kübler. As early as 2009, Europa-Park and Michael Mack approached the siblings for the soundtrack of the roller coaster “blue fire Megacoaster”, establishing a close connection to the Europa-Park Erlebnis-Resort and MACK One that continues to this day. Over the years, the Küblers have composed countless international soundtracks. Since 2023, Andreas Kübler, with his Paderborn-based studio Audiogazer, has been a partner for sound projects around the world. Sebastian Kübler has been Lead Composer at 2112 Studios, MACK One’s in-house music studio, for more than two years now. Music is created there for Europa-Park, such as for the new themed area Monaco, but also for clients from across the entire entertainment industry.
“I am proud that this concert has built a bridge between our many years of compositional work and today’s musical development within the industry. The evening impressively demonstrated the importance of music in entertainment: it not only accompanies experiences, but also shapes memories and creates emotional identity,” commented Sebastian Kübler.
You can find out more about soundtracks and audio production for experiential worlds in our themed special “Creating that perfect sound”, published in EAP issue 1/2025. ■