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Tanglewood, July 2, 2011

Last weekend, the Boston Symphony Orchestra‘s summer season out in the Berkshires kicked off with John Williams conducting the BSO and performances from James Taylor (aka the region’s musical homecoming king). –Reviews at DigBoston.com, Planet Valenti and The Berkshire Eagle

Williams Interview on WGBH Radio

As an extension of this week’s concerts that have two segments, Villains of the Silver Screen and Heroes of the Silver Screen, John Williams talks with Pops broadcast producer Brian Bell about bringing these characters to music. He also discusses…

Pittsburgh, June 25, 2011

“The cheering began before the music Friday evening at Heinz Hall, Downtown. But then, composer John Williams was walking to the podium to conduct the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra in an evening of his film music.” – Full review at PittsburghLive.com – Concert reports…

Williams Funds New Tanglewood Sculptures

LENOX, Mass.—A sculpture of composer Aaron Copland will be unveiled at Tanglewood. His is the first in a series of sculptures of Tanglewood’s most iconic music figures planned for permanent display on the grounds. – Full article at The Boston Globe…