HoYoverse will hold a Genshin Impact live concert on October 2nd

Developer HoYoverse has announced that it will host a live Genshin Impact concert on October 2, and the event will be streamed worldwide on the game’s official YouTube channel. Neon Genesis Evangelion composer Shiro Sagisu and several musicians from around the world will showcase a collection of Genshin Impact soundtracks in their original and modified form.

Genshin Impact’s music is mainly orchestral, and fans can expect tunes from the game’s Mondstadt, Liyue, Inazuma, and Sumeru regions. The original music is performed by the Hollywood Chamber Orchestra and conducted by Irish bandleader Eímear Noone, who has written songs for major Blizzard games such as Overwatch, Hearthstone and Diablo III and directed numerous Legend of Zelda concerts. .

“Making music for Genshin Impact has always been an endless quest for me and the HoYo-MiX team,” music producer Yu-Peng Chen said in a press release. “Over the past year, with the development of Inazuma and Sumeru, we have sought to enrich Genshin Impact’s music with inspiration from around the world. I’m really excited to see how this music resonates with musicians and artists around the world.” .

Other news about Genshin Impact, the King Deshret and Three Magi update will transport players to the Sumeru Desert. HoYoverse is also collaborating with animation studio Ufotable on an anime series, Genshin Impact, which is currently in early production in what it calls a “long-term project.”