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The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci

The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci

A breathtaking fusion of music, imagery, and imagination, The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci by Jocelyn Hagen opens a window to the boundless creativity of one of history’s greatest minds.

Blending choir, orchestra, and immersive video projection, this stunning multimedia experience brings the writings and visionary ideas of Leonardo da Vinci vividly to life – his reflections on art, science, nature, and the human spirit transformed into sound and image.

The program also weaves together music inspired by Leonardo’s enduring legacy, including Bear McCreary’s Theme from Da Vinci’s Demons and evocative works by Hans Zimmer from The Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons. The result is an all-encompassing cinematic journey that celebrates genius without boundaries.

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What’s Interesting About This Concert

  • Step inside the mind of a genius
    Leonardo’s world comes alive through his own words, sketches, and ideas. From art and anatomy to engineering and invention, this is a rare opportunity to experience the boundless curiosity and imagination of the Renaissance’s greatest creative mind.
  • A groundbreaking fusion of music, image, and idea
    Composer Jocelyn Hagen creates a powerful modern work for choir, orchestra, and immersive video projection. Here, sound and image are inseparable – each shaping the other in real time to form a single, electrifying artistic experience.
  • A cinematic concert experience unlike any other
    This is not simply music with visuals – it is a fully integrated artistic world where choir, orchestra, and film converge. Built on Leonardo’s own reflections that “a painting is a poem seen and a poem is a painting heard,” the work invites audiences into a sweeping, sensory journey that blurs the boundaries between science, art, and imagination.

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Jocelyn Hagen

Jocelyn Hagen

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