Strings & Spirits: RENDER FILE & MARK SPARLING score A SHORT HIKE
About this Event
One night. One room. One playthrough, scored live.
Render File is a Toronto improvising ensemble that plays video games the way a jazz band plays a standard: live, once, and never quite the same way twice. On August 24, they take over the CMC to score A Short Hike with the game played live on the screen, and the music invented in real time to match every glide, climb, and quiet moment on the mountain.
The people who made the game are in the room. A Short Hike's composer Mark Sparling will be performing with the band on electric guitar and developer Adam Robinson-Yu will be there in person. The world, the music, and the makers, together in one room, three days before 100,000 people flood Toronto for Fan Expo.
Pay what you want: Name your price when you reserve (around $20 is a lovely gesture), or pay $0 now to simply hold a seat, and at the show, give whatever feels right. Every dollar goes straight back into putting on nights like this. Seats are genuinely limited, when it's full, it's full.
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