Halloween movie fans can enjoy stunning orchestral music at Doncaster Minster.

The Great British Film Orchestra presents An Orchestral Tribute To Tim Burton, Danny Elfman and Beyond - performed in a stunning setting at Doncaster Minster.

Summer is coming to a close and it is time to start thinking about spooky season.

Fans of horror and Halloween will love the hauntingly beautiful orchestral tribute performed by The Great British Film Orchestra.

Music played will include tracks from Edward Scissorhands, Beetle Juice, Sleepy Hollow and The Sixth Sense.

A spokesperson for the event told us: “Step into a realm where gothic fantasy and cinematic imagination collide.

“The Great British Film Orchestra embarks on a spellbinding UK-wide tour, presenting an orchestral journey through iconic scores filled with dark grandeur, whimsical charm and mischievous energy.

“For more than four decades, Danny Elfman’s distinctive musical voice has helped define Tim Burton’s unmistakable creative vision.

“Blending playful melodies with haunting orchestration, his extraordinary compositions move effortlessly between beauty and darkness, creating soundscapes every bit as memorable as the stories they accompany.

“The concert also ventures beyond their celebrated collaboration, bringing together music from a wider cinematic universe.

“Expect magical themes, supernatural thrills and wonderfully strange compositions that capture the same imaginative spirit.”

Music from Hocus Pocus, Casper and Harry Potter will also feature during the concert.

“One of the UK’s premier ensembles dedicated to film music, The Great British Film Orchestra is renowned for its rich, cinematic sound and immersive performances,” they continued.

“The orchestra transforms each concert into a theatrical experience, transporting audiences through enchanted forests, haunted mansions, moonlit graveyards and fantastical worlds where the impossible feels beautifully real.”

The concert will take place at the Minster of St George on Wednesday, September 30.

Doors will open at 6.30pm.

The show will take place between 7.30pm to 9.10pm.

Tickets can be purchased here.

The concert will be at the Minster of St George.