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Bruno Delepelaire (Cello) Berliner Philharmoniker |
Williams, John Towner (b.1932) Olympic Fanfare and Theme (from the 1984 Olympic Games) Close Encounters of the Third Kind: Suite Far and Away: Suite Hedwig’s Theme (from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone) Nimbus 2000 (from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone) Harry’s Wondrous World (from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone) Jurassic Park: Theme Superman March Scherzo for Motorcycle and Orchestra (from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade) Marion’s Theme (from Raiders of the Lost Ark) Raiders March (from Raiders of the Lost Ark) Elegy for Cello and Orchestra The Adventures of Han (from Solo: A Star Wars Story) Yoda’s Theme (from Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back) Throne Room and Finale (from Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope) Princess Leia’s Theme (from Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope) Flying Theme (from E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial) Imperial March: Darth Vader’s Theme (from Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back) Legendary American film composer John Williams conducts the Berliner Philharmoniker for the first time just months before his 90th birthday! It was “one of those great evenings” headlined the Tagesspiegel. Whether Star Wars, Harry Potter or Indiana Jones – the symphonic Hollywood sounds on the stage of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra thrilled the audience from the first note. The album John Williams – The Berlin Concert celebrates “arguably the greatest soundtrack composer of all time” (Rolling Stone) and captures the impressive energy of this unique concert – performed by one of the world’s finest orchestras. Under Williams’ direction, the musicians imbue the thrilling selection of his scores with a masterful beauty of sound and extraordinary intensity. “John Williams doesn’t need the movies, the movies need him,” Rolling Stone wrote after the concert. The album features music from Harry Potter, Jurassic Park, Superman and, of course, Star Wars, among others. The album is not only available as a limited 2 CD edition in a high-quality digipack with a noble gold foil look on the cover, but also as a limited LP set with two 180g vinyls as well as a limited Deluxe Edition, download and stream. The Deluxe Edition contains the unique concert experience on 2 CDs and as the only product also the concert video on 2 BluRays as stereo, surround 5.1 as well as Dolby Atmos surround sound in a high-quality digipack in DVD format Legendary American film composer John Williams conducts the Berliner Philharmoniker for the first time just a few months before his 90th birthday! It was “one of those great evenings” headlined the Tagesspiegel. Whether Star Wars, Harry Potter or Indiana Jones – the symphonic Hollywood sounds on the stage of the Berliner Philharmoniker thrilled the audience from the first note. The soundtracks of the world-famous composer are among the most popular in film history and have received countless prestigious awards, including five Oscars, five Emmys, four Golden Globes and twenty-five Grammys. Celebrating “arguably the greatest soundtrack composer of all time” (Rolling Stone), the album John Williams – The Berlin Concert captures the awe-inspiring energy of this unique concert – performed by one of the world’s finest orchestras. Under Williams’ direction, the musicians imbue the thrilling selection of his scores with a masterful beauty of sound and extraordinary intensity. “John Williams doesn’t need the movies, the movies need him,” Rolling Stone wrote after the concert. The album features music from Harry Potter, Jurassic Park, Superman, Indiana Jones and, of course, Star Wars, among others. |