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Film music from CasablancaFilm music from Jesus Christ SuperstarFilm music from Jurassic ParkFilm music from Out of AfricaFilm music from Star WarsMusic to the film Girl Friends, Op.41aOedipus: Music for a While, Z 583 no.2On the Town: Three Dance EpisodesPohadka (Fairy Tale) music to drama Radúz and Mahulena, Op.16: suiteRosamunde, Princess of Cyprus: incidental music, D.797See all...Upcoming eventsSee more...
BelfastShaken Not Stirred
, Barry, Adkins, McCartney, Kamen
Ulster Orchestra; Richard Balcombe; Louise Dearman; Lance Ellington
Hong KongJurassic Park in concert
Williams: Film music from Jurassic Park
Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra; Mark Taddei
MadridJoven Orquesta de la Comunidad de Madrid: Concierto X
Badelt, Kilar
Joven Orquesta de la Comunidad de Madrid; Ana González; Isabel Villanueva; Coro de la Comunidad de Madrid; Jovenes Cantores de la Comunidad de Madrid; Camerata Infantil BBVA/ORCAM
ViennaSchubert Messe
Fauré, Schubert
Vienna Symphony Orchestra; Johannes Prinz; Maria Bengtsson; Claudia Mahnke; Maximilian Schmitt; Werner Güra
BerlinSinfoniekonzert 6: Ainārs Rubiķis, Daniel Hope und Camille Thomas
Prokofiev, Rózsa, Korngold
Orchester der Komischen Oper Berlin; Ainārs Rubiķis; Daniel Hope; Camille Thomas
LondonIf Music Be The Food Of Love, Curse Me
Purcell, Blow, Warlock, Britten
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment; Steven Devine; Ian Bostridge; Roger Montgomery
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Anglo-Russian repertoire as the BSFO closes its first tour
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