Boston Pops Orchestra
The Boston Pops Orchestra, an American orchestral ensemble, was founded in
Boston, Massachusetts, on July 11, 1885 and specialized in light classical and
popular music. The first concert, conducted by Adolf Neuendorff, combined light
classics, contemporary musical‑theater tunes, and novelty numbers. In 1935, the
Pops recorded the first complete Rhapsody in Blue for RCA Victor, marking a
milestone in commercial classical recording. Arthur Fiedler assumed
conductorship in 1930 and led the ensemble for fifty years. Under his direction,
the Pops recorded over 50 million dollars in al...
Syncopated ClockArthur Fiedler and Boston Pops Orchestra
2:19
Serenade in blueKeith Lockhart, Bucky Pizzarelli, The King's Singers and Boston Pops Orchestra
Runnin' Wild--Keith Lockhart And The Boston Pops Play Glenn Miller
Love Walked InJessye Norman, John Williams and Boston Pops Orchestra
With a Song in My Heart
2:39
Begin the BeguineJohn Williams and Boston Pops Orchestra
Unforgettable John Williams
3:16
The Way We WereJohn Williams and Boston Pops Orchestra
Unforgettable John Williams
2:40
St. Louis Blues MarchBoston Pops Orchestra and Arthur Fiedler
Runnin' Wild--Keith Lockhart And The Boston Pops Play Glenn Miller
