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Favourite performances (pieces) on the Berlin concerts


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Favourite performance (pieces) on the Berlin concerts  

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  1. 1. Select up to 3

    • Olympic Fanfare and Theme
    • Suite from Far and Away
    • Suite from Close Encounters of the Third Kind
    • Hedwig's Theme
    • Nimbus 2000
    • Harry's Wondrous World
    • Jurassic Park
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    • Superman March
    • Scherzo for Motorcycle and Orchestra
    • Marion's Theme
    • Raiders March
    • Elegy for Violoncello and Orchestra
    • Adventures of Han
    • Yoda's Theme
    • Throne Room and Finale
    • Princess Leia's Theme
    • E.T. Flying Theme
    • Imperial March


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Only three is a bit hard to choose. I found the two suites from Far and Away and CE3K among the best performances of the whole evening closely followed by E.T., JP, the Elegy and Scherzo

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Hard to say, but I picked the three pieces that stood out to me as a particularly excellent fit for the orchestra and the hall:

  • Nimbus 2000
  • Scherzo for Motorcycle and Orchestra
  • The Adventures of Han
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JURASSIC PARK, always. But also the "Elegy" (my second favourite of his concert works, after FIVE SACRED TREES) -- a necessary respite among all the upbeat music. Furthermore, FAR & AWAY (just to see the Berlin Phil jigue it up) and "Han", which I've only heard some 2-3 times since the SOLO soundtrack was released.

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  • 1 year later...

Not sure if these have been posted elsewhere, but a couple of videos popped up on YouTube two weeks ago:

 

 

 

 

And also from Germany, the Deutsche Radio Philharmonie has recently uploaded performances of The Raiders March, Hedwig's Theme, and Jurassic Park. Sounds good... just that muted second phrase of the Jurassic Park solo horn intro as pronounced is as Gustovo's recording. Much less noticeable when Williams has recently performed it. And it wasn't played like that on the OST and earlier recordings. I don't like it! Does the Hal Leonard published score have that?

 

 

 

 

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