Tag: Boston Pops
Announcing BOSTON CALLING Video Event

Coming June 30, an exclusive video event with legendary musicians of the BSO and the Boston Pops celebrating John Williams
Continue reading “Announcing BOSTON CALLING Video Event”Legacy Conversations: Remembering Alexander Courage

A tribute to the award-winning composer, arranger and orchestrator who collaborated with John Williams on many projects, as remembered by his stepdaughter Renata Pompelli
Featuring Special Guest Mike Matessino
Hosted by Maurizio Caschetto and Tim Burden
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Legacy Conversations: Ann Hobson Pilot

Legendary harpist talks her distinguished career as former Principal Harp for the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Boston Pops, including the many collaborations with John Williams and the premiere of the Harp Concerto On Willows and Birches
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John Williams: The American Sound

A selection of American-sounding pieces by the Maestro, curated and presented by The Legacy of John Williams, to celebrate Inauguration Day
Continue reading “John Williams: The American Sound”Legacy Conversations: Tim Morrison

Legendary trumpet player talks his career in the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Boston Pops, and his subsequent life as studio musician, including his solo work for John Williams on such scores as Born On The Fourth of July, JFK, Nixon and Saving Private Ryan
Hosted by Maurizio Caschetto and Tim Burden
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#WilliamsWeek 2020: Day 4
It’s day 4 of the #WilliamsWeek, a celebration of composer John Williams on the occasion of his 88th birthday coming February 8. We continue to tribute the work of the Maestro through inspiring quotes taken from interviews and a piece of music from his extensive body of work for films and the concert hall.
#WilliamsWeek 2020: Day 3
It’s day 3 of the #WilliamsWeek, a celebration of composer John Williams on the occasion of his 88th birthday coming February 8. We continue to cherish the work of the Maestro through inspiring quotes taken from interviews of the past and a piece of music from his extensive body of work for films and the concert hall.
John Williams’ Journey into the Concert Hall
