Imperial Orchestra

Imperial Orchestra has crafted a diverse range of popular tracks that resonate with many listeners. One standout is “Interstellar (Original Score),” which captures the essence of space exploration and contemplation. The intensity of the music draws you in, making it a favorite among fans of film scores. Another noteworthy track is “Can You Hear the Music (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack from Oppenheimer),” which blends emotional weight with orchestral depth.

Other well-received pieces include “Stranger Things (Original Score),” “Tennessee (From 'Pearl Harbor') [Live],” and “Transformers (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack).” The live performances bring an engaging energy to tracks like “Time (Live from Inception)” and “Now We Are Free (From 'Gladiator') [Live].” The orchestra also showcases their versatility with covers like “Pirates of the Caribbean (Cover) [Live]” and “The Prince That Was Promised Epic Cover (From House of the Dragon).” This variety keeps listeners coming back for more.

Imperial Orchestra has recently released a new album titled "Cinema Medley (Live) (2025)." This live recording showcases their interpretation of well-known pieces, blending classical and contemporary styles. Another album, "Music of Ludovico Einaudi, Pt.2 (2025)," continues their exploration of Einaudi's compositions, offering listeners a fresh take on his work. Additionally, "Cinema Medley 2 (2022)" remains popular among fans, featuring various film soundtracks.

On the single front, the orchestra has introduced "Щелкунчик. Королевство летучих мышей (2024)," which draws from classic themes with a modern twist. They also released "Королевство ночи (из шоу 'щелкунчик. королевство летучих мышей') (2024)," presenting a unique arrangement tied to their theatrical performances. Fans may also enjoy the symphonic version of "Running up That Hill (From 'Stranger Things') [Live] [Symphonic Version] (2024)," a reinterpretation that connects with a broader audience. Lastly, "Music of Ludovico Einaudi (2024)" adds to their catalog, featuring more of Einaudi's evocative pieces.

The collaborations between Imperial Orchestra and Alexander Dulin have led to a series of compelling symphonic renditions. Tracks like “Experience - Symphonic Version” and “Una Mattina - Symphonic Version” showcase a blend of orchestral depth and emotive melodies. Dulin's arrangement brings a fresh perspective while maintaining the essence of the original pieces.

“Nuvole Bianche - Symphonic Version” continues this trend, adding layers that enhance its emotional impact. Similarly, “Life - Symphonic Version” presents an engaging interpretation that resonates well with audiences. The collaboration also includes “Divenire - Symphonic Version,” where Dulin's expertise in orchestration shines through. Each of these works reflects a thoughtful partnership that bridges classic and contemporary elements, appealing to a diverse range of listeners.