The compilation "'Lights, Camera, Action!'" is a monumental collection paying tribute to three titans of modern film music: John Williams, Danny Elfman, and Howard Shore. The album serves as an epic journey through some of the most iconic sonic landscapes in cinematic history.

Experience the sound of John Williams' magnificent symphonic landscapes, featuring music from E.T., Star Wars, Schindler's List, Indiana Jones, and many more.

Experience the fascinating world of John Williams' music in a concert that brings cinema to life. From the epic fanfares of Star Wars to the magical sounds of Harry Potter and E.T. to the touching melodies of Schindler's List, this program spans an impressive arc between adventure, fantasy, and deep emotion. An evening full of goosebumps, big emotions, and unforgettable film music that awakens memories and ignites new enthusiasm.

There is no name more timeless and resonant in the landscape of film music than that of the legendary John Williams. In celebration of his 90th birthday – the Audiophile Society is proud to present a new recording of Williams’ most iconic film scores, including “Star Wars,” “Indiana Jones,” “Jurassic Park,” and “Harry Potter.” Movie Magic performed by the world renowned Steven Mercurio and the Czech National Symphony Orchestra, and delivered to you with the unparalleled clarity and depth.

This EP presents a new suite of John Williams' beloved music from the holiday mega hit movie Home Alone, arranged for a chamber trio of flute: Sara Andon, cello: Cécilia Tsan and piano (plus organ/celesta): Simone Pedroni.

Reynold da Silva's Silva Screen Records (of which Prime Time is an imprint) has devoted itself to new recordings of film music (usually, as here, performed by the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra), and its box set The Music of John Williams: 40 Years of Film Music, filling four CDs and running over three hours and 45 minutes, is one of its most ambitious efforts.

Celebrated violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter introduces a new concerto by her friend and frequent collaborator John Williams, with the legendary composer himself conducting the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Composed especially for Anne-Sophie Mutter, John Williams's Violin Concerto No. 2 is the culmination of several years of collaboration and friendship between two of the world's most celebrated musical artists.