Uploaded June 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Harry Potter medley
By John Williams, Patrick Doyle, Alexandre Desplat
Arr. Michael Wang '17, Emily Goldberg '17
Conducted by Linus Lu '19
“The Boy Who Lived” needs no introduction, especially to the ‘90s kids who were lucky enough to grow up with the series. Seven books and eight movies later, J. K. Rowling and her de-
fining masterwork are as beloved as when Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, currently listed by Wikipedia as the fourth best-selling book of all time, took the world by storm. This medley
celebrates a progression through six of those eight movies (Nicholas Hooper accidentally wrote lullabies instead of film scores for years 5 and 6), going from wonder and discovery, to joy and love, to death and remembrance.
Program Notes by Michael Wang '17
To view the full program for the concert: drive.google.com/file/d/14FmMaVeID2b7ZHCeTqSbST5Y55cXmVe3/view?usp=sharing
Harry Potter medley
By John Williams, Patrick Doyle, Alexandre Desplat
Arr. Michael Wang '17, Emily Goldberg '17
Conducted by Linus Lu '19
“The Boy Who Lived” needs no introduction, especially to the ‘90s kids who were lucky enough to grow up with the series. Seven books and eight movies later, J. K. Rowling and her de-
fining masterwork are as beloved as when Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, currently listed by Wikipedia as the fourth best-selling book of all time, took the world by storm. This medley
celebrates a progression through six of those eight movies (Nicholas Hooper accidentally wrote lullabies instead of film scores for years 5 and 6), going from wonder and discovery, to joy and love, to death and remembrance.
Program Notes by Michael Wang '17
To view the full program for the concert: drive.google.com/file/d/14FmMaVeID2b7ZHCeTqSbST5Y55cXmVe3/view?usp=sharing
