The Legend of Korra in Concert — The Wiltern, Los Angeles
You were younger when you worked out that the show was never really about bending. It was about someone who lost the one thing she was good at and had to find out who she was underneath it, and that part does not leave you at twenty-nine.
Jeremy Zuckerman and the Track Team built that score around erhu, dizi and a full orchestra, and for most of the last fifteen years almost nobody outside a studio has heard any of it played by live musicians. This tour is the correction: players on stage, the series cut to picture above them, and a room where everyone already knows which episode is coming and goes quiet three seconds before it does.
People cry at things that look small written down. A chord under a scene with no dialogue. Four notes you have not thought about in a decade.
The Wiltern, Thursday January 14, 2027, 7pm. Bring whoever made you watch it the first time.
You were younger when you worked out that the show was never really about bending. It was about someone who lost the one thing she was good at and had to find out who she was underneath it, and that part does not leave you at twenty-nine.
Jeremy Zuckerman and the Track Team built that score around erhu, dizi and a full orchestra, and for most of the last fifteen years almost nobody outside a studio has heard any of it played by live musicians. This tour is the correction: players on stage, the series cut to picture above them, and a room where everyone already knows which episode is coming and goes quiet three seconds before it does.
People cry at things that look small written down. A chord under a scene with no dialogue. Four notes you have not thought about in a decade.
The Wiltern, Thursday January 14, 2027, 7pm. Bring whoever made you watch it the first time.
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You were younger when you worked out that the show was never really about bending. It was about someone who lost the one thing she was good at and had to find out who she was underneath it, and that part does not leave you at twenty-nine.
Jeremy Zuckerman and the Track Team built that score around erhu, dizi and a full orchestra, and for most of the last fifteen years almost nobody outside a studio has heard any of it played by live musicians. This tour is the correction: players on stage, the series cut to picture above them, and a room where everyone already knows which episode is coming and goes quiet three seconds before it does.
People cry at things that look small written down. A chord under a scene with no dialogue. Four notes you have not thought about in a decade.
The Wiltern, Thursday January 14, 2027, 7pm. Bring whoever made you watch it the first time.