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Not really. I mean it was cool that they feature John Williams 'cause I love his contributions to Movies and Pop Culture, but they don't have him in a TRex costume like Colorado did. :/

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"An increasingly diverse wave of scholars entered the academic world in the coming decades, subsequently expressing anger at the outdated canon and taking steps to reform it."
http://www.dailynebraskan.com/arts_and_entertainment/literary-canons-exclude-works-no-matter-how-selective-canon-makers/article_da83def2-ad43-11e2-b07a-0019bb30f31a.html

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"Focusing on the composer as a solitary genius belies the nature of music making as an essentially social act. When we work to understand the social contexts from which great works of music arise, we can engage with it in a way that is both empowering and inclusive."
http://www.theavidlistener.com/2015/04/the-problem-with-geniuses.html

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Of course, no symphony orchestra would be complete without the Classics especially such a famous composer like Mozart. Below that is a modern composition designed in the classical style and mentions one of the composers work on famous movies to entice people to give these new pieces a chance..

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Although the Tetris Theme isn't considered a "classic" in Western Canon, amongst video game fans it's had a lasting impact and almost immediately recognizable among the community as a whole. This re-imagination of such a key piece with a classical opera twist is a truly ingenious way to attract more people to come in and listen to symphony music.

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Tetris Opera - Video Games Live! Red Rocks 8/5/15

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Tetris Opera performed by the Colorado Symphony at Video Games Live on 8/5/15.

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The Colorado Symphony orchestra does a lot of outreach programs even outside of its community. This performance at Comic Con shows just how far they're willing to go to introduce people to the merits of keeping the orchestra business alive and encourage more viewer-ship.

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Comic Con Colorado symphony, Jurassic Park theme

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Loved the Colorado symphony performing John Williams theme from Jurassic Park!

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As it was founded in 1903, this symphony has begun to show a slight change from the typical Western Composer oriented pieces with the inclusion of a few other ethnicities. But, female composers are slim to none in this listing.
https://www.seattlesymphony.org/ConcertTickets/calendar

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Yes! A thousand times, yes! I absolutely adore soundtracks for just about anything. And it's absolutely amazing how much effort is put into catering to fans like me. My mom took my sibling and me to go watch a live orchestra perform some of the Star Wars soundtrack back in 2013 and I went to the Pokemon Symphonic Evolutions performance in Dallas with some friends. I'd love to go to something similar again!

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Honestly? I don't really think anything is missing. From kids programs, movie/videogame soundtracks, modern music, and popular music from around the world (Latino, Asian, etc...) these guys have either had it or are planning on doing it.
https://tickets.coloradosymphony.org/single/EventListing.aspx