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JHN will conduct the Philadelphia Orchestra in a one-night only concert this Sep 20th, 2024 in Philadelphia, PA
https://www.philorch.org/performances/our-season/events-and-tickets/2024-2025-season/verizon-hall/night-after-night/
 

JHN will conduct the Philadelphia Orchestra in a one-night only concert this Sep 20th, 2024 in Philadelphia, PA
https://www.philorch.org/performances/our-season/events-and-tickets/2024-2025-season/verizon-hall/night-after-night/
 

A little someone from last night's LTP concert in LA.
 
 

A little someone from last night's LTP concert in LA.
 
 

A little someone from last night's LTP concert in LA.
 
 

Interesting article
 
https://slate.com/culture/2023/12/home-alone-orchestra-live-concert-2023.html

New date: 
March 24th, 2024
https://www.njsymphony.org/events/detail/matilda-in-concert-1

You might have to settle on going to a LTP (Live-to-Projection) concert -a type of concert where there's a screening of a film and the music is performed by an orchestra on stage accompanying the movie.
The Royal Albert Hall has scheduled it for Christmas 2021.
 
'The Muppet Christmas Carol' in Concert | Royal Albert Hall — Royal Albert Hall
 
 
In the USA, these orchestras were scheduled to do this concert this Christmas:
 
San Diego Symphony for December 18, 2020
 
Colorado Symphony for November 27, 2020
 
Of course, those are cancelled.
 
Check with these USA orchestras again sometime time in 2021.  They may reschedule.

at the RAH on May 24 and 25, 2024...
...with the London Symphony Orchestra!
https://www.royalalberthall.com/tickets/events/2024/indiana-jones-and-the-raiders-of-the-lost-ark-live-in-concert/
 
Notice the 'Disney Concerts' logo.  
 

Whaaaaaaaat?
https://www.royalalberthall.com/tickets/events/2024/top-gun-maverick-in-concert/

Whaaaaaaaat?
https://www.royalalberthall.com/tickets/events/2024/top-gun-maverick-in-concert/

at the RAH on May 24 and 25, 2024...
...with the London Symphony Orchestra!
https://www.royalalberthall.com/tickets/events/2024/indiana-jones-and-the-raiders-of-the-lost-ark-live-in-concert/
 
Notice the 'Disney Concerts' logo.  
 

at the RAH on May 24 and 25, 2024...
...with the London Symphony Orchestra!
https://www.royalalberthall.com/tickets/events/2024/indiana-jones-and-the-raiders-of-the-lost-ark-live-in-concert/
 
Notice the 'Disney Concerts' logo.  
 

From the said link:
"Secure your seats now for Superman in Concert, and you're instantly entered for a chance to win a treasured piece of cinematic history! Not one, but TWO lucky ticket holders will be randomly selected to receive an authentic, signed page of the Superman score by the legendary John Williams himself!* But act fast – this exclusive offer is as fleeting as a speeding bullet! This spectacular giveaway ends on Saturday, October 21 at 7:00 p.m. local time."

Care to elaborate? They're already test screening it?

Back in the spring, I said that Disney Concerts couldn't make LTP concerts of remaining Indiana Jones film (except 'DoD) because of this...
 

Then these facts started coming up.

On May 31,this year, weeks before the release of DoD, Disney began streaming the Indy films on their platform, Disney+.  Paramount stills owns the distribution rights to these films, which includes streaming, so Disney would have had to have gotten permission from Paramount to do that.  This article from the Hollywood Reporter reveals that this limited feature was the result of an 'updated rights deal' between the two studios.

Then during the summer, I noticed the Raiders LTP-concert rental, which was created by a 3rd-party concert-production company prior to Disney's acquistion of Lucasfilm, began showing up on Disney Concerts' website.  In addition, orchestras and venues were promoting their presenting the rental on websites and social media displaying Disney Concerts' ownership--their logo and/or copyright notice.  
  
 
Could this be part of this 'updated rights deal'?
 
Based on these facts, one could draw the conclusion that there is a possibility that Disney, through the live-music arm of Disney Concerts, may handle the LTP-concerts of the remaining Indiana Jones film.
 

From the said link:
"Secure your seats now for Superman in Concert, and you're instantly entered for a chance to win a treasured piece of cinematic history! Not one, but TWO lucky ticket holders will be randomly selected to receive an authentic, signed page of the Superman score by the legendary John Williams himself!* But act fast – this exclusive offer is as fleeting as a speeding bullet! This spectacular giveaway ends on Saturday, October 21 at 7:00 p.m. local time."

Back in the spring, I said that Disney Concerts couldn't make LTP concerts of remaining Indiana Jones film (except 'DoD) because of this...
 

Then these facts started coming up.

On May 31,this year, weeks before the release of DoD, Disney began streaming the Indy films on their platform, Disney+.  Paramount stills owns the distribution rights to these films, which includes streaming, so Disney would have had to have gotten permission from Paramount to do that.  This article from the Hollywood Reporter reveals that this limited feature was the result of an 'updated rights deal' between the two studios.

Then during the summer, I noticed the Raiders LTP-concert rental, which was created by a 3rd-party concert-production company prior to Disney's acquistion of Lucasfilm, began showing up on Disney Concerts' website.  In addition, orchestras and venues were promoting their presenting the rental on websites and social media displaying Disney Concerts' ownership--their logo and/or copyright notice.  
  
 
Could this be part of this 'updated rights deal'?
 
Based on these facts, one could draw the conclusion that there is a possibility that Disney, through the live-music arm of Disney Concerts, may handle the LTP-concerts of the remaining Indiana Jones film.
 

From the said link:
"Secure your seats now for Superman in Concert, and you're instantly entered for a chance to win a treasured piece of cinematic history! Not one, but TWO lucky ticket holders will be randomly selected to receive an authentic, signed page of the Superman score by the legendary John Williams himself!* But act fast – this exclusive offer is as fleeting as a speeding bullet! This spectacular giveaway ends on Saturday, October 21 at 7:00 p.m. local time."

From the said link:
"Secure your seats now for Superman in Concert, and you're instantly entered for a chance to win a treasured piece of cinematic history! Not one, but TWO lucky ticket holders will be randomly selected to receive an authentic, signed page of the Superman score by the legendary John Williams himself!* But act fast – this exclusive offer is as fleeting as a speeding bullet! This spectacular giveaway ends on Saturday, October 21 at 7:00 p.m. local time."

I have my tickets to this-  I'm curious about the 'other' horror movie scores that will be performed.
NSO has really been doing a great job with film music concerts lately.  The Star Wars saga one was amazing.

Lost - in Concert
Hawaii Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Michael Giacchino
Saturday, April 27th, 2024
https://www.myhso.org/concerts/2024-lost-in-concert
 
Tickets go on sale to the public on October 4th, 2023
 

Yeah.
You have some orchestras, like Detroit Symphony Orchestra, that do the Home Alone LTP concert every year during the holidays since 2016 (accept for COVID-2020).
 
Other orchestras will repeat an LTP concert a few years later, like the Star Wars ones, or Raiders.  One orchestra, the San Fran Symphony, did the Matrix LTP concert a second time last year since they first did it back in 2013.
 
And you have the odd-ones, like the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, that did the Black Panther LTP for the second time since they first did it last year.
 
My guess is that an orchestra will  rebook an LTP concert if it meets the following criteria:
If it did well the first time If a new film in the franchise is being released into theaters during the orchestra's fiscal-year (between Sept and August), like an Indiana Jones, or a Star Wars, or a Jurassic, etc.  
 
 
 

Yeah.
You have some orchestras, like Detroit Symphony Orchestra, that do the Home Alone LTP concert every year during the holidays since 2016 (accept for COVID-2020).
 
Other orchestras will repeat an LTP concert a few years later, like the Star Wars ones, or Raiders.  One orchestra, the San Fran Symphony, did the Matrix LTP concert a second time last year since they first did it back in 2013.
 
And you have the odd-ones, like the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, that did the Black Panther LTP for the second time since they first did it last year.
 
My guess is that an orchestra will  rebook an LTP concert if it meets the following criteria:
If it did well the first time If a new film in the franchise is being released into theaters during the orchestra's fiscal-year (between Sept and August), like an Indiana Jones, or a Star Wars, or a Jurassic, etc.