miHoYo has announced at Gamescom 2021, that its Genshin Impact will host its first online GENSHIN CONCERT 2021—Melodies of an Endless Journey on October 3.
According to miHoYo, the concert will feature Genshin Impact music originally composed and produced by Yu-Peng Chen and HOYO-MiX. Belgian conductor Maestro Dirk Brossé and the Flanders Symphony Orchestra will present the original soundtracks of Genshin Impact, while musicians from United States, South Korea, and other countries are going to deliver interpretations of the pieces with a mix of genres to worldwide fans and players. Check out the teaser below.
The original Genshin Impact soundtracks are produced by HOYO-MiX, miHoYo’s in-house music team, and written by accomplished composer Yu-Peng Chen. Using traditional orchestral music as the base, Genshin Impact’s soundtracks incorporate assorted elements of world music in themes and variations for different areas. miHoYo notes that the game has released six original soundtrack albums, and the seventh album featuring music from the recently launched Inazuma area will be coming soon in a collaboration between HOYO-MiX and Sony Music.
The GENSHIN CONCERT 2021 will be aired on October 3, 2021, in celebration of the game’s first anniversary. All fans, players and interested viewers can watch it online for free. Meanwhile, players can also claim the free five-star crossover character “Savior From Another World” Aloy in the game on PlayStation in the upcoming Version 2.1, or on all platforms during the Version 2.2 update.
The game is available for download on PS4 and PS5 from the PlayStation Store, on Android from Google Play, on iOS from the App Store, and on PC from Epic Games Store or the Genshin Impact official website.
