A Century of Film Music
John Williams Spotlight
John Williams guides a journey through cinematic history and the soundtracks that scored Hollywood’s greatest moments from Vertigo and The Godfather to Indiana Jones and Batman.
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A Century of Film Music
Since talkies first showed music’s power to transform moving images, composers have heightened on-screen action and illuminated unspoken drama with soundtracks as inventive and wide-ranging as the films they scored. Few have a greater appreciation for the history of film music—or a larger impact on its story—than John Williams, and the maestro of the movies curates this exploration of cinematic composition featuring landmark Hollywood scores—ranging from Vertigo, Spartacus, and Ben-Hur to The Godfather, Once Upon a Time in the West, and Back to the Future—all performed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic and conducted by David Newman.
This event features performances of music from film scores with no accompanying video.
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