Ratatouille in Concert Presented by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra

July
18

Tue 7:30 pm - Orpheum, Vancouver

July
19

Wed 7:30 pm - Orpheum, Vancouver

Left decorative pipe
Program Remy from Ratatouille laying on a box.
Experience Disney and Pixar's Academy Award-winning film Ratatouilleâ„¢ on the big screen while the VSO performs composer Michael Giacchinos beloved score live.
Audiences of all ages love this tale of a determined young rat with a cultivated palate who gets an unlikely chance to do what he dreams of most - cook in a French restaurant in Paris.
Length
The expected time taken is
130 minutes
The amount of intermissions
1 intermission
This is the end of the description for the concert.
Now Playing
01 Le Festin 03:25 Camille, Michael Giacchion
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01. Le Festin 06. Wall Rat 11. A New Deal
02. Welcome to Gusteau's 07. Cast of Cooks 12. Remy Drives a Linguini
03. This is Me 08. A Real Gourmet Kitchen 13. Colette Shows Him Le Ropes
04. Granny Get Your Gun 09. Souped Up
05. 100 Rat Dash 10. Is It Soup Yet?
01. Le Festin
02. Welcome to Gusteau's
03. This is Me
04. Granny Get Your Gun
05. 100 Rat Dash
06. Wall Rat
07. Cast of Cooks
08. A Real Gourmet Kitchen
09. Souped Up
10. Is It Soup Yet?
11. A New Deal
12. Remy Drives a Linguini
13. Colette Shows Him Le Ropes
Left pipes in orchestra section
Main orchestra pipes Mobile orchestra pipes Remy on orchestra pipes
Orchestra
orchestra member
Otto Tausk
Music Director
orchestra member
David Bui
RBC Assistant Conductor
orchestra member
Nicholas Wright
First Violin
orchestra member
Timothy Steeves
First Violin
orchestra member
David Lakirovich
First Violin
orchestra member
Jennie Press
First Violin
orchestra member
Jae-Won Bang
First Violin
orchestra member
Rebecca Whitling
First Violin
orchestra member
Yi Zhou
First Violin
orchestra member
Xue Feng Wei
First Violin
orchestra member
Cassandra Bequary
First Violin
orchestra member
Christie Reside
Flute
orchestra member
Dakota Martin
Flute
orchestra member
Karin Walsh
Oboe
orchestra member
Jeanette Jonquil
Clarinet
orchestra member
Michelle Goddard
Clarinet
orchestra member
Rosanne Wieringa
Flute
orchestra member
Aiden Wong
Bass Clarinet
orchestra member
Julia Mockhart
Bassoon
orchestra member
Sophie Dansearu
Contrabassoon
orchestra member
Oliver De Clercq
French Horn
orchestra member
Andrew Mee
French Horn
orchestra member
Holly Bryan
French Horn
orchestra member
William Loveless
French Horn
orchestra member
Larry Knopp
Trumpet
orchestra member
Vincent Vohradsky
Trumpet
orchestra member
Marcus Goddard
Trumpet
orchestra member
Brian Wendel
Trombone
orchestra member
Andrew Poirier
Trombone
orchestra member
Vern Griffiths
Percussion
orchestra member
Michael Jarrett
Percussion

FaQ

How will this concert be different from a theatre experience? A live orchestra concert can have variations in volume and balance and allows the audience to feel the music, creating a more engaging experience. A concert can be more special and memorable than the theatre, creating a sense of occasion.
Are cameras and recording devices allowed in the theatre? Sorry, but cameras and recording devices are not allowed in the theatre. We have a strict policy of respecting the privacy and enjoyment of all audience members.
Do I need to watch Ratatouille before attending? You can attend a live orchestra performance of Ratatouille without having seen the movie beforehand. It is not necessary to watch the movie prior to attending the concert.
Is there a dress code for orchestra concerts? In general, formal or semi-formal attire is commonly expected, but this can vary depending on the venue and the type of concert.
How old do you need to be to attend the concert? Typically, all ages are welcome to attend the concert. Some may recommend that younger children be accompanied by an adult due to the sound intensity.