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The Great Movie Night

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Mon, Feb 17, 2025, 20:00
Experience the captivating highlights of film music from classics such as Harry Potter, Star Wars, Jurassic Park, Superman, E.T., and Indiana Jones, all composed by the legendary John Williams. This film music gala is a tribute to the work of this great composer.

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Keywords: Film Music

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Musicians

Staatsorchester Rheinische PhilharmonieEnsemble
Michel TilkinConductor
Jörg SchadePresentation

Program

John-Williams-Konzert
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