"Salute To Hollywood" by the Boston Pops Orchestra, released in 1989, is a captivating journey through the golden age of Hollywood cinema. Conducted by the renowned John Williams, this album features nine iconic tracks that celebrate the magic of the silver screen. From the upbeat "Hooray For Hollywood" to the enchanting "Somewhere Out There" from "An American Tale," each piece is a testament to the timeless appeal of classic Hollywood scores.
The Boston Pops Orchestra, known for their versatility and virtuosity, brings a fresh and lively interpretation to these beloved melodies. The album includes memorable themes from films like "Out Of Africa," "The Bad And The Beautiful," and "The Witches of Eastwick," showcasing the orchestra's ability to evoke the nostalgia and grandeur of Hollywood's heyday. Whether you're a fan of orchestral music or a cinephile, "Salute To Hollywood" offers a delightful blend of familiar tunes and masterful performances that will surely enchant any listener.
Hooray For HollywoodRichard A. Whiting, Boston Pops Orchestra, John Williams
Harline: Pops Salutes The OscarsLeigh Harline, Jimmy Van Heusen, Henry Mancini, Burt Bacharach, Marvin Hamlisch, Johnny Mandel, Boston Pops Orchestra, John Williams
Horner: Somewhere Out There (From "An American Tale")James Horner, Boston Pops Orchestra, John Williams
Arlen: A Tribute To Judy GarlandHarold Arlen, James V. Monaco, Cole Porter, Ted Koehler, Boston Pops Orchestra, John Williams
John Williams: The Witches of Eastwick: Balloon Sequence - Devil's DanceJohn Williams, Boston Pops Orchestra
Barry: Love Theme (From "Out Of Africa")John Barry, Boston Pops Orchestra, John Williams
La BambaWilliam Clauson, Boston Pops Orchestra, John Williams
The Bad And The Beautiful: ThemeDavid Raksin, Boston Pops Orchestra, John Williams
Dancing With Fred AstaireIrving Berlin, Jerome Kern, Arthur Schwarz, Con Conrad, Vincent Youmans, Boston Pops Orchestra, John Williams