Omen II

Like this one, perhaps?
 

 
 
John Williams also programmed music from Jaws 2 when he conducted the National Philharmonic Orchestra at Filmharmonic '80.  The concert was on 18th October 1980 at the Royal Albert Hall in London, but I don't know what cue or cues the selection included.

I think he made this for King Mark.

Like this one, perhaps?
 

 
 
John Williams also programmed music from Jaws 2 when he conducted the National Philharmonic Orchestra at Filmharmonic '80.  The concert was on 18th October 1980 at the Royal Albert Hall in London, but I don't know what cue or cues the selection included.

Thank you for alerting us to this, Paul (and welcome to the forum!).  I saw Richard Kaufman conduct the RSNO in an all-Williams programme in Edinburgh last year and it was fantastic.  Kaufman seems to be able to persuade John Williams to let him perform some of his lesser known music and even a couple of premieres.
 
I hope I am not stealing your thunder but it looks like someone else has posted the performance on YouTube:
 
 

Thank you for alerting us to this, Paul (and welcome to the forum!).  I saw Richard Kaufman conduct the RSNO in an all-Williams programme in Edinburgh last year and it was fantastic.  Kaufman seems to be able to persuade John Williams to let him perform some of his lesser known music and even a couple of premieres.
 
I hope I am not stealing your thunder but it looks like someone else has posted the performance on YouTube:
 
 

Thank you for alerting us to this, Paul (and welcome to the forum!).  I saw Richard Kaufman conduct the RSNO in an all-Williams programme in Edinburgh last year and it was fantastic.  Kaufman seems to be able to persuade John Williams to let him perform some of his lesser known music and even a couple of premieres.
 
I hope I am not stealing your thunder but it looks like someone else has posted the performance on YouTube:
 
 

Thank you for alerting us to this, Paul (and welcome to the forum!).  I saw Richard Kaufman conduct the RSNO in an all-Williams programme in Edinburgh last year and it was fantastic.  Kaufman seems to be able to persuade John Williams to let him perform some of his lesser known music and even a couple of premieres.
 
I hope I am not stealing your thunder but it looks like someone else has posted the performance on YouTube:
 
 

Thank you for alerting us to this, Paul (and welcome to the forum!).  I saw Richard Kaufman conduct the RSNO in an all-Williams programme in Edinburgh last year and it was fantastic.  Kaufman seems to be able to persuade John Williams to let him perform some of his lesser known music and even a couple of premieres.
 
I hope I am not stealing your thunder but it looks like someone else has posted the performance on YouTube:
 
 

Thank you for alerting us to this, Paul (and welcome to the forum!).  I saw Richard Kaufman conduct the RSNO in an all-Williams programme in Edinburgh last year and it was fantastic.  Kaufman seems to be able to persuade John Williams to let him perform some of his lesser known music and even a couple of premieres.
 
I hope I am not stealing your thunder but it looks like someone else has posted the performance on YouTube:
 
 

Thank you for alerting us to this, Paul (and welcome to the forum!).  I saw Richard Kaufman conduct the RSNO in an all-Williams programme in Edinburgh last year and it was fantastic.  Kaufman seems to be able to persuade John Williams to let him perform some of his lesser known music and even a couple of premieres.
 
I hope I am not stealing your thunder but it looks like someone else has posted the performance on YouTube:
 
 

Thank you for alerting us to this, Paul (and welcome to the forum!).  I saw Richard Kaufman conduct the RSNO in an all-Williams programme in Edinburgh last year and it was fantastic.  Kaufman seems to be able to persuade John Williams to let him perform some of his lesser known music and even a couple of premieres.
 
I hope I am not stealing your thunder but it looks like someone else has posted the performance on YouTube:
 
 

not at  all even better to have actual footage. Thanks for your share 👍

Thank you for alerting us to this, Paul (and welcome to the forum!).  I saw Richard Kaufman conduct the RSNO in an all-Williams programme in Edinburgh last year and it was fantastic.  Kaufman seems to be able to persuade John Williams to let him perform some of his lesser known music and even a couple of premieres.
 
I hope I am not stealing your thunder but it looks like someone else has posted the performance on YouTube:
 
 

Thank you for alerting us to this, Paul (and welcome to the forum!).  I saw Richard Kaufman conduct the RSNO in an all-Williams programme in Edinburgh last year and it was fantastic.  Kaufman seems to be able to persuade John Williams to let him perform some of his lesser known music and even a couple of premieres.
 
I hope I am not stealing your thunder but it looks like someone else has posted the performance on YouTube:
 
 

apologies again for sobs and initial background noise, enjoy 
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Damn, missed it!

Henry Mancini recorded an album of film music in 1976 with the London Symphony Orchestra which included a Disaster Movie Suite made up of Earthquake, The Towering Inferno and Jaws. While I knew of the album I had never heard any of it, but noticed today that someone has posted a few selections on YouTube.
Given that it features rare cover versions of Johnny's two 1974 disaster main titles, I thought you might enjoy hearing it if it is new to you too. I think it's rather good.
 
 

LSO will perform the original SW in November!
 
Plus 5 more non-LSO (I assume) performances in Mancs, Brum, Liverpool ( @Quintus), Leeds and Cardiff after that.
 
Karol

Definitely this!
 

Electric piano, flute, bass clarinet and solo soprano.  Mine would be Robert Dennis's music for Milk from Sesame Street.  This is the shit I'm talking about.  If this ever gets released or rerecorded, I will be all over it like a cheap suit from Burton Menswear.
 
 

The milk truck driver with the orange brown sweater is surely the most virile specimen ever committed to celluloid.  He must have been beating them off with a stick back in the day, delivering milk and all to needy infants.
 
 
Before my time, but I'm addicted to his theme music for the Kick Off Match.  One of the best football TV themes ever!
 
 

Lol that's awesome

Electric piano, flute, bass clarinet and solo soprano.  Mine would be Robert Dennis's music for Milk from Sesame Street.  This is the shit I'm talking about.  If this ever gets released or rerecorded, I will be all over it like a cheap suit from Burton Menswear.
 
 

Annelien Van Wauwe's performance of The Terminal from this concert is now on her YouTube channel.