For the primary time, the UK’s annual Proms classical music festival will function a live performance devoted to online game compositions. On August 1st, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, led by conductor Robert Ames, will carry out a choice of music from , , ,  and different influential titles.

“Fantastic worlds, epic adventures, complex characters and huge moral choices – the universe of computer gaming is a natural match for orchestral music, and in the 21st-century games have created a huge and passionate global audience for some of the most vivid, ambitious and inventive music currently being written for symphony orchestra,” the BBC writes of the upcoming live performance.

“From 8-Bit to Infinity” will happen on the historic Royal Albert Hall. If you think about you’ll end up in London this summer season, tickets begin at £14. And if not, the BBC plans to broadcast the live performance on August fifth. The full program will likely be introduced at a later date.