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29 March 2025 San Jose (California, USA)
Hollywood Spectactular
Symphony San Jose conducted by Peter Jaffe - California Theatre
Program Info: Symphony San Jose Conductor: Peter Jaffe Baritone Jesús Murillo
A film’s score conveys mood, pace, and tension. It sets the scene and is one of the most critical aspects of storytelling on screen.
Since 1939, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has been awarding the Oscar for Best Score. Join us as we celebrate those films and film composers who took home the coveted trophy for capturing the perfect emotion that brought the film to life.
At these performances Symphony San Jose will unveil the inaugural “Orchestra Oscars”—an exclusive set of awards designed to honor and recognize the extraordinary individuals who bring passion, dedication, and joy to Symphony San Jose!
From lighthearted and fun categories to the most esteemed and prestigious accolades, these awards highlight the shining stars among us and pay tribute to the diverse talents that make our orchestra shine.
Get ready to be thrilled, excited, and filled with suspense as we reveal the winners of these coveted Orchestra Oscars throughout the concert.
Erich Wolfgang Korngold: The Adventures of Robin Hood Ernest Gold: Theme from Exodus Maurice Jarre: Lawrence of Arabia Henry Mancini: Moon River from Breakfast at Tiffany’s John Barry: Suite from Dances with Wolves Kenneth Alford: “Colonel Bogey March” from The Bridge on the River Kwai John Williams: Schindler’s List John Williams: Main Title form Star Wars James Horner: “My Heart Will Go On” from Titanic Dmitri Tiomkin “Do Not Forsake Me” from High Noon Erich Korngold: “Shark Theme” from Jaws Howard Shore: Symphonic Suite form The Lord of The Rings Justin Hurwitz: La La Land Suite Vangelis: Chariots of Fire Alan Menken: “Under the Sea” from The Little Mermaid
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