Film Concerts PH brings the beloved film’s acclaimed soundtrack to Manila this December 2025 with a live orchestral performance that will take you to the Isle of Berk and back.
Film Concerts PH is bringing dragons, Vikings, and symphonic magic to Manila this holiday season with How to Train Your Dragon In Concert, taking flight at The Theatre at Solaire on December 13 and 14, 2025.
Since its establishment in 2024, Film Concerts PH has staged immersive orchestral productions, ranging from full symphony to chamber ensembles, performing scores that elevate each of its featured pieces of media. Whether performed in sync with on-screen visuals or as standalone symphonic experiences, every concert offers audiences a powerful new way to connect with the works they love.
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In celebration of the film’s 15th anniversary, DreamWorks’ beloved animated classic will be screened in full while John Powell’s Academy Award®-nominated score is performed live by the 83-member Filharmonika Orchestra, under the baton of Thanapol Setabrahmana, one of Thailand’s leading young conductors from the Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra.
Acclaimed by critics and adored by audiences, How to Train Your Dragon introduced a wildly memorable world of dragons and Vikings based on the books by Cressida Cowell. Centered on the unlikely friendship between a young Viking boy named Hiccup and a fierce yet lovable dragon named Toothless, the film made waves when it premiered in 2010, appealing to people of all ages thanks to a well-written story backed by incredible animation and Powell’s distinctive, emotionally resonant score.
Now, with the composer’s sweeping soundtrack brought to life by a full symphony orchestra, audiences can rediscover this modern animated masterpiece in a grand concert experience.
Tickets for “How to Train Your Dragon In Concert” are now available via Ticketworld.com.ph. For more updates and information, visit the Film Concerts PH website and follow their official Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.
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Banner photo courtesy of Kinorium.
