Chicago Symphony Orchestra Plays Star Wars
Travel to a distant galaxy with Star Wars: A New Hope, brought to life in a powerful new way! As the film unfolds on the big screen, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra performs John Williams’ unforgettable, Oscar-winning score live - elevating every moment, from the opening fanfare to Leia’s iconic theme. Experience this timeless adventure at Symphony Center. Star Wars: A New Hope in Concert | Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Please join the Princeton Club of Chicago and the Dartmouth Club of Chicago for this galactic and collaborative event! We are excited to be co-sponsoring this event! The Chicago Symphony Orchestra is one of the most acclaimed musical ensembles in the world, renowned for its extensive recording legacy and high-level performances. Star Wars: A New Hope (1977) won six competitive Academy Awards (plus a Special Achievement Award), two BAFTAs, a Golden Globe, and numerous Saturn Awards, dominating the technical categories and revolutionizing visual effects. The film was praised for its score, editing, costumes, sound, and production design, earning 10 Oscar nominations overall.
Kim Bragg ’97 and Devon McCourt ’16 S15
Club of Chicago Leadership Group, Ivy Plus Co-Liaisons
Jeff Fine '99, Dartmouth Club of Chicago Communications Chair
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