“Philosopher’s Stone” in Concert Is Heading to Edinburgh Castle in Scotland
Experience the magic of “Harry Potter” alongside a full orchestra at Edinburgh Castle in Scotland this summer.
Experience the magic of “Harry Potter” alongside a full orchestra at Edinburgh Castle in Scotland this summer.
It appears Queen Elizabeth II was just as big a fan of John Williams as we are.
by Helena Everett · Published October 8, 2021 · Last modified November 23, 2021
Chris Rankin (Percy Weasley) joins “The Magical Music of Harry Potter – Live in Concert.” The tour will travel across Europe with dates into 2022.
OnePoll surveyed 2,000 participants on their knowledge of film scores, and “Harry Potter” came out on top as the most recognizable.
by Brittany Bennett · Published April 17, 2021 · Last modified October 31, 2022
After worldwide lockdowns in 2020, the Harry Potter Film Concert Series is slowly beginning its comeback to the world of in-person performances.
Imogen Heap’s gorgeous score for “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” has been nominated for a GRAMMY award. John Williams has also been nominated in two categories, and a win for “Hedwig’s Theme” would be his first “Potter” GRAMMY award.
The Harry Potter Film Concert Series continues to make its way around the world, captivating audiences as it goes. Learn more about this magical combination of movies and music!
Everyone’s favorite snowy owl soars again with a new arrangement of the iconic “Harry Potter” theme by John Williams, featuring world-renowned violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter.
The gala will take place on March 2 and is included in New World Symphony’s free SoundScape Cinema Series. Watch the concert and a screening of “Jurrasic Park” for free at New World Center in Miami Beach, Florida!
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