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From BMI's Instagram account:

Released 4/11/2024: https://www.thirdeditions.com/first-print/603-l-oeuvre-de-john-williams-le-chef-d-orchestre-des-emotions-first-print-9782377844371.html Press release pdf (in French): https://www.thirdeditions.com/index.php?controller=attachment&id_attachment=199

When people feel that a forum rule has been broken, they frequently report it to the admins or voice their concerns publicly. He actually did. You were attacking him and therefore breaking the forum rules. Also: All members are protected by the forum rules. You're not the one being attacked.

You're the one who's obsessed with Maurizio. Saying that another member has a mental illness is a personal attack. You've done this repeatedly. I will politely ask you that you stop breaking this fundamental rule of our forums. Thanks.

This looks like a fantastic project indeed. Wishing the best to Maurizio and everyone involved.

Personal attacks are NOT ALLOWED on JWFan. Please restrain from using our website to attack other members, either publicly or privately.

https://www.broadwayworld.com/cabaret/article/Review-Carnegie-Hall-Brings-Audience-to-Its-Feet-with-AN-EVENING-WITH-JOHN-WILLIAMS-AND-YO-YO-MA-20240224

SCORE OF THE YEAR INDIANA JONES AND THE DIAL OF DESTINY, music by John Williams BEST ORIGINAL SCORE FOR AN ACTION/ADVENTURE FILM INDIANA JONES AND THE DIAL OF DESTINY, music by John Williams Full list of winners http://filmmusiccritics.org/2024/02/ifmca-award-winners-2023/

Nope, it's a typo. Thanks for pointing that out.

Williams conducted the second half of the program and the final encores: https://jwfan.com/?p=15881

Photos provided by Steve Vertlieb:

Official photos from The Philadelphia Inquirer: https://www.inquirer.com/arts/john-williams-philadelphia-orchestra-yo-yo-ma-20240221.html https://bnnbreaking.com/world/us/at-92-john-williams-captivates-philadelphia-with-a-lifetime-of-music-a-night-with-yo-yo-ma The Imperial March

JWFan was born 25 years ago today! Hard to imagine back then that the site would still be up and running two and a half decades later, let alone that the Maestro would still be active after having composed nearly thirty more film scores and a similar number of concert works, as well as conducting over 200 concerts including Vienna, Berlin, Milan and Japan! Dozens of his film scores have received perfect releases during all this time, providing fans with the confidence that many more will come in the future, while maintaining and further enhancing the collective appreciation and admiration for the music we all love and which will remain with us for the rest of our lives. The analysis and discussion of his work has reached such level of comprehensiveness and detail, that our forums have become an essential reference for fans and scholars, while fomenting the creation of fascinating projects that expand and deepen the study of the Maestro’s oeuvre and contribute to increasing its appreciation by future generations who, without doubt, will continue to ensure that his name is in the place it deserves in the history of music and cinema. Thank you, Mr. Williams, and thanks to all those who have contributed during this time to make the site such a wonderful place. Here’s to 25 more! PS. The following quoted post, written for this thread 10 years ago, provides a short summary of the origins of the site:

For Germany, Austria and Switzerland only, if I'm not mistaken.

It's being discussed here:

There have been no YouTube videos of several recent Williams concerts, probably due to more restrictive control measures.

Wikerman's post comes from the old thread which was pinned for months, somehow redundantly. This new thread has been provisionally pinned in order not to affect the visibility of the discussion, but will eventually be unpinned.

Just a quick note to let everyone know that although this information is very likely to be 100% accurate, we don't know the original source and therefore it should only be considered as a leak and not the actual official information.

Yes, the updated ranking confirms this.

So here are the details that can be guessed from CD 20 so far (all additions/corrections are welcome!) CD 20 - Chansons, Reprises et Nouvelles Lectures 01. A Million Bucks from Checkmate Conducted by Andre Previn, from ‘Andre Previn Plays the Music of Young Hollywood Composers’ 02. Make Me Rainbows from Fitzwilly Performed by Ella Fitzgerald ? 03. Theme from Catch Me If You Can 04. Dream Away from The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing Performed by Frank Sinatra, from ‘Ol’ Blue Eyes Is Back’ 05. Fascinating Rhythm Conducted by John Williams, from ‘Rhythm in Motion’ 06. The Same Hello, the Same Goodbye Performed by Barbra Streisand, from ‘What Matters Most – Barbra Streisand Sings the Lyrics of Alan and Marilyn Bergman’ 07. A Big Beautiful Ball from Not With My Wife, You Don’t From ‘Not With My Wife, You Don’t Vol. 2’ 08. A Place On My Own (Heidi’s Theme) from Heidi 09. Daddy’s Gone A-Hunting from Daddy’s Gone A-Hunting Performed by Lyn Roman, original film recording 10. Come Tuesday 11. Theme from The Eiger Sanction 12. Remembering Carolyn from Presumed Innocent Performed by Simone Pedroni, from ‘John Williams: Themes and Transcriptions for Piano’ 13. Nice To Be Around from Cinderella Liberty Performed by Johnny Mathis, from ‘When Will I See You Again’ 14. A Powdered Wig Conducted by Henry Mancini, from ‘Combo!’ 15. Love’s The Only Game In Town from Pete ‘N’ Tillie Performed by Walter Matthau, original film recording 16. The Long Goodbye Performed by Lou Donaldson, from ‘Sophisticated Lou’ 17. Theme from E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial 18. Make Me Rainbows from Fitzwilly Performed by Ella Fitzgerald ? 19. If We Were In Love from Yes, Giorgio Performed by Luciano Pavarotti, from the Original Soundtrack Album

Thanks for the great review. Do you have a picture of the full program?