List of Jean Michel Jarre Concerts - Space of Freedom (Solidarnosc)

Space of Freedom (Solidarnosc)

  • August 26, 2005
  • Tricity, Poland, Gdańsk Shipyard, Poland
  • Audience: 170,000

With Baltic Philharmonic Orchestra, Gdańsk University Choir, Jean-Michel Jarre. To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Lech Wałęsa's Solidarity movement, Jean Michel Jarre performed an energetic concert in Gdańsk, northern Poland. The backdrop was the shipyard where workers went on strike in August 1980 leading to the eventual fall of communism in Poland. The setting includes a moving crane lit from the inside, and the hangar door opening to reveal an orchestra surrounded by sparks from metal welding.

DVD:

  • Shipyard Overture (Industrial Revolution)
  • Suite for Flute
  • Oxygene 2
  • Chopin Memories
  • Aero
  • Oxygene 4
  • Souvenir
  • Space of Freedom (March 23)
  • Theremin intro
  • Chronology 2
  • Mury
  • Chronologie 6
  • Oxygene 8
  • Light my Sky
  • Tribute to John-Paul II (Acropolis)
  • Rendez-vous 2
  • Vivaldi
  • The Emigrant
  • Oxygene 12
  • Rendez-vous 4
  • Solidarność (Oxygene 13)
  • Aerology remix

Live CD:

  • Shipyard Overture (Industrial Revolution)
  • Oxygene 4
  • Mury
  • Space of Freedom (March 23)
  • Oxygene 8
  • Light my Sky
  • Tribute to John-Paul II (Acropolis)
  • Rendez-vous 4
  • Aerology remix

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