Agents Only Live Twice Danish National Symphony Orchestra, Emma Smith & Christian Schumann

• Michael Giacchino
• 1 Giacchino: Mission Impossible: Schifrin and Variations 02:59
• John Barry
• 2 Barry: James Bond: Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang 02:27
• Danny Elfman
• 3 Elfman: Men in Black: Main Theme 02:46
• Danny Elfman
• 4 Elfman: Mission Impossible: Red handed 04:32
• Bernard Herrmann
• 5 Herrmann: North by Northwest: Overture 02:59
• John Powell
• 6 Powell: Mr. and Mrs. Smith: Tango de los Asesinos 04:46
• James Newton Howard
• 7 Howard: Red Sparrow: Overture 06:28
• Bill Conti
• 8 Conti: James Bond: For Your Eyes Only 03:30
• Monty Norman
• 9 Norman: James Bond: Theme From Dr. No 02:44
• John Barry
• 10 Barry: James Bond: You Only Live Twice 02:55
• Alexandre Desplat
• 11 Desplat: The Imitation Game: Orchestral Suite 04:20
• Miklós Rózsa
• 12 Rózsa: Eye of the Needle Suite 04:35
• John Powell
• 13 Powell: The Bourne Identity: Main Titles 04:40
• Jeffrey Cohen
• 14 Cohen: James Bond: License To Kill 04:11
• Hans Zimmer
• 15 Zimmer: James Bond: No Time To Die Suite 05:26
• Sam Smith
• 16 Smith: James Bond: Writing's on the Wall 04:50
• Total Runtime 01:04:08

Info for Agents Only Live Twice

Experience the magical atmosphere of thrilling spy thrillers live with the DR in this programme. Legendary film music from James Bond and Mission Impossible—Agents Only Live Twice promises a musical extravaganza and unique action from the DR Concert Hall!

Emma Smith, vocals
Danish National Symphony Orchestra
Christian Schumann, conductor

Emma Smith
Emma’s many accolades to date includes the widespread success of her long established vocal harmony group The Puppini Sisters, as well as a 4 year stint as a broadcaster on BBC Radio 3, she also hold a position of resident singer with the Ronnie Scott’s All Stars.

Not to mention, she has received a range of awards and compliments from organisations and critics alike, including winning the ‘Worshipful Company Of Musicians Medal’, reaching the finals of the Montreux Jazz Competition and more recently Emma has been nominated for a prestigious Parliamentary Jazz Award in the ‘Jazz Vocalist of the Year’ category 2 years in a row (2022 & 2023).

Emma is currently listed in the final 5 participants of the 12th Annual Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition, chosen from 280+ submissions representing 37 countries by a panel of star judges (including Christian McBride and Jane Monheit), Emma is the only non-USA based singer to compete in this iconic competition this Nov 2023.

Emma Smith has continued her rise to prominence as a multifaceted jazz singer-songwriter with outstanding vocal ability, with the release of her first solo album in 10 years. ‘Meshuga Baby’ has been received with critical acclaim, and became one of this year’s stand out releases and an important addition to this year’s cultural diaspora. Racking up millions of streams since it’s release, going up for Grammy Consideration, as well as receiving radio support from Jamie Cullum on BBC2, Cerys Matthews on BBC6, TSF, & Jazzfm. Emma is currently working on a new innovative album of reimagined male dominated repertoire, presented through the female lens.

“Extraordinary cumulative power” – Jazz Wise

“One of the most stylish and original interpreters of Songbook classics on the scene” – All About Jazz

“Emotive power” – Evening Standard

“Emma Smith is a singer with a voice that is a breath of fresh air to the jazz world” – Jazz Views

“If you want a name for the future, then agents should not wait too long to beat a path to the door of Emma Smith” – The Telegraph

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