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According to Pressparty:
 

Note that this is only true for Morricone, where {Morricone∈ℝ∣Morricone≠0}

Note that this is only true for Morricone, where {Morricone∈ℝ∣Morricone≠0}

Well, instead of comparing Williams to Bach, I would compare him to Tchaikovsky. However,
 
Tchaikovsky : Brahms = Williams : Morricone
 
and therefore,
 
Tchaikovsky = Williams x Brahms / Morricone . 
 
So, we cannot really say that Tchaikovsky was the John Williams of his time. I would rather say, Tchaikovsky was the John Williams times Brahms divided by Morricone, of his time. I hope this makes sense. 
 

To have Williams conduct the Berliner Philharmoniker is a lifetime dream of mine. Crossing fingers this comes to happen and that I'm able to attend.

My opinion on John Williams Star Wars Sequel Trilogy scores?

They're hella good.

What if he's going to Berlin just to have some beer and pretzels with his buddy HZ?

What if he's going to Berlin just to have some beer and pretzels with his buddy HZ?

What if he's going to Berlin just to have some beer and pretzels with his buddy HZ?

I sent an email to the Berliner Philharmoniker asking for confirmation and they replied that everything concerning their next season 2020/21 will be announced on their yearly press conference, which will probably be next spring.
So I guess we'll have to wait until then to get any real confirmation from their side.
 
Here's their reply:
 

I believe they wanted a family friendly angle.

@TrumpeteerListening to the Book Thief episode right now. Terrific. How fortunate you got the director of the film on this one! Probably the best episode you’ve produced yet. Bravo!

What a missed opportunity - the host should have asked about JW's reaction after seeing Schindler's List for the first time!

What if he's going to Berlin just to have some beer and pretzels with his buddy HZ?

It's probably just a percussion arrangement of JW's Holst rip-off.

Deserves its own thread. Thanks to @Pawel P. for the news
 

https://www.berliner-philharmoniker.de/en/concerts/calendar/details/53181/
 
First the award, then the word about the Berlin concert, then the gala, now this... Johnny has a sense for timings!

What if he's going to Berlin just to have some beer and pretzels with his buddy HZ?

Berliner Philharmoniker would be a great choice for John. So many legendary recordings have been made by them, and when they play romantics like Beethoven, they have no equals in the world. I'd be really curious to hear how John's music would sound on that orchestra.
 
I actually had plans to go to some random concert of theirs, just to hear them play live. I've heard that they do great New Year's Eve concerts, and since the tickets to Berlin are fairly affordable, I was considering the option to meet the coming New Year there. Of course, when the pandemic began, it all had to be postponed.
 
So they're already a great orchestra to have on the bucket list, even without John Williams. With the maestro conducting them, though, it would be a no brainer. Since John made it clear on the BBC that Berliner Philharmoniker is an orchestra he'd really want to conduct, I am fairly optimistic that we will see it happen pretty soon.

Probably we will be able to see and hear Anne-Sophie play the violin concerto. 

The sequel to our Vienna JWFan meeting would gladly see you there