All Time Domestic Box Office (Rank 1,701-1,800)Īll Time International Box Office (Rank 901-1,000)Īll Time Worldwide Box Office (Rank 1,101-1,200) If you have events you’d like amplified, or have any corrections or updates, please email. Article contentġ1/6: EdMetro Chamber Choir: Vern’s Diary… Wartime Log (Trinity Lutheran)ġ1/8-13: Jesus Christ Superstar (Jubilee)ġ1/11-13: The Price is Right Live (River Cree)ġ1/17: Disney on Ice: Find Your Hero (Edmonton Expo Centre)Ģ3/2/4: Ivo Dimchev: Selfie Concert (MZD Society)Ģ3/3/11-4/2: Pride and Prejudice (Citadel)Ģ3/3/16-18: Jen Mesch Dance Company (MZD Society)Ģ3/4/13-15: eryn tempest: Parallax (MZD Society)Ģ3/4/22-5/14: First Métis Man of Odesa (Citadel)Ģ3/5/11-13: Shadow of a Doubt (MZD Society)Ģ3/5/27: Magic Men - Australia (Starlite)Ģ3/7/18-30: Reeling: Dance on Screen (MZD Society) This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Pay special attention to the final few foreshadowing notes of innocent young Anakin’s Theme second up in the program, one of John Williams’ great, subtle touches as The Imperial March quietly slinks in. This will of course include The Imperial March from The Empire Strikes Back, The Phantom Menace’s hyperkinetic, Kokopeilli and Òran chorus-assisted Duel of the Fates, and Rey’s Theme from The Force Awakens - we’ll of course have sonic echoes of Yoda, Princess Leia and the Ewoks along the way. With all this in mind, American conductor and John WIlliams’ friend Bob Bernhardt returns to guest conduct the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra through two instalments of The Music of Star Wars this weekend following a roughly chronological selection of the ongoing saga’s themes. Still, credit where credit is due, and the freshness of these two shows is due in part to some incredible scores, music long a key component in all things Star Wars and most certainly one of the best things about the prequel film series, which kicked off in 1999.

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