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Home Alone in Concert
Home Alone in Concert is a symphonic film presentation in which the 1990 holiday comedy Home Alone is screened in full while a live orchestra and chorus perform composer John Williams' score in synchronization with the picture. The production is administered internationally by Film Concerts Live under license from the studio that holds the film's rights.
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United Kingdom
- Dec 2ManchesterBridgewater HallView details
- Dec 3ManchesterBridgewater HallView details
- Dec 8HullConnexin LiveView details
- Dec 10DerbyVaillant Live, DerbyView details
- Dec 13BristolBristol BeaconView details
- Dec 14PlymouthPlymouth ArenaView details
- Dec 16LeedsBradford LiveView details
- Dec 21NottinghamRoyal Concert Hall NottinghamView details
- Dec 23BirminghamSymphony HallView details
Belgium
- Dec 18Forest (Brussels)Vorst Nationaal/Forest NationalView details
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About Home Alone in Concert
The film follows eight-year-old Kevin McCallister, played by Macaulay Culkin, who is accidentally left behind when his family departs for a Christmas trip and must defend the family home from two bumbling burglars played by Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern, with Catherine O'Hara and John Candy also starring. Williams' score received Academy Award nominations for Best Original Score and Best Original Song, 'Somewhere in My Memory.'
A performance runs close to two hours including the film's roughly 100-minute runtime, with about an hour of live orchestral music drawn from a full complement of strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion, harp, piano and organ plus an SATB chorus. The concert format debuted in 2013 and has since become a recurring holiday-season attraction, staged by orchestras including the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Detroit Symphony Orchestra and New Jersey Symphony.