John Williams

Bibliography: 2002

2001 | 2003

“Movie music man is modern maestro,” King Durkee
Creators Syndicate, 20 July 1998
“The January Grind”
starwars.com, 4 January 2002
“They Shoot, He Scores: Filmdom’s John Williams,” David Hinckley
New York Daily News, 8 January 2002
“Composer John Williams says forthcoming Star Wars movie will be the best yet”
Associated Press, 15 January 2002
“Does anyone sense a theme here?,” Jim Sullivan
The Boston Globe, 15 January 2002
“Screen composer records Olympic theme”
BBC News Online, 16 January 2002
“Williams scores with Olympic theme”
CNN, 17 January 2002
“Magic lies in the methods,” Jon Burlingame
Variety, 22 January 2002
“John Williams in the concert hall,” John Zech
Composers Datebook, 29 January 2002
“A Career of Epic Proportions,” Jon Burlingame
Los Angeles Times, 3 February 2002
“The force is with him,” Stephen Moss
The Guardian, 3 February 2002
“John Williams interview,” Jonathan Ross
Film 2002 (BBC One), 5 February 2002
“Music Moves Center Stage at the Winter Olympics,” Jon Burlingame
BMI Music World, 5 February 2002
“Williams Opens Winter Olympics”
Associated Press, 7 February 2002
“Former Pops conductor puts forth Olympic effort,” Jim Sullivan
The Boston Globe, 7 February 2002
“Hot ticket,” Catherine Reese Newton
Salt Lake Tribune, 11 February 2002
“John Williams’ new Olympics piece will be featured in ISO pops concerts,” Whitney Smith
Indianapolis Star, 15 February 2002
“The Music Isn’t Live, Either,” Christopher Reynolds
Los Angeles Times, 23 February 2002
“Ma’s the Life of This Birthday Party,” Chris Pasles
Los Angeles Times, 26 February 2002
“The Classics at Costco,” Gina Piccalo and Louise Roug
Los Angeles Times, 26 February 2002
“Williams: 70 and Grand,” Laurence Vittes
The Hollywood Reporter, 26 February 2002
“Williams conducts his birthday fete,” Timothy Mangan
Orange County Register, 26 February 2002
“John Williams,” Bob Edwards
Morning Edition (NPR), 1 March 2002
“74th edition to zero in on old-style glamour,” David S. Cohen
Variety, 4 March 2002
“Previn's Berlin accent,” Richard Dyer
The Boston Globe, 10 March 2002
“Oscar Scores,” Andy Trudeau
Weekend Edition Sunday (NPR), 10 March 2002
“Oscar Scores I”
E! News Daily, 13 March 2002
“John Williams preps for E.T. redux,” Army Archerd
Variety, 14 March 2002
“Listening to the Oscars,” Andy Trudeau
Weekend Edition Sunday (NPR), 17 March 2002
“E.T. anni plays perfectly at Shrine”
Variety, 18 March 2002
“Space for a Classic,” Gina Piccalo and Louise Roug
Los Angeles Times, 19 March 2002
“Will he score an Oscar?,” Beth English
The Boston Globe, 20 March 2002
“The 74th Annual Academy Awards,” Phil Gallo
Variety, 24 March 2002
“Ozawa, Rostropovich still make a sensational team a heartfelt performance,” Richard Dyer
The Boston Globe, 5 April 2002
“Symphony presenting Harry Potter suite in honor of composer,” Michael Huebner
Birmingham News, 7 April 2002
“A conductor and a cellist toast each other in music,” Allan Kozinn
The New York Times, 13 April 2002
“ASO shows off ‘other’ Williams,” Michael Huebner
Birmingham News, 13 April 2002
“The people’s maestro: At BSO, Ozawa erased barriers,” Geoff Edgers
The Boston Globe, 18 April 2002
“Sound track,” Larry Flick
Billboard, 27 April 2002
“Making the Star Wars music,” Kendis Gibson & Daryn Kagan
CNN, 15 May 2002
“John Williams interview,” Anne-Marie Minhall
Classic FM, 16 May 2002
“Pops honors John Williams with Star-filled birthday party,” T.J. Medrek
Boston Herald, 30 May 2002
“A birthday score for Williams,” Richard Dyer
The Boston Globe, 30 May 2002
“A sonorous Williams homecoming,” Richard Dyer
The Boston Globe, 1 June 2002
“Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones,” Larry Blake
Mix, 1 June 2002
“Filmmakers on film: John Williams,” Derren Gilhooley
The Telegraph, 1 June 2002
“An enduring love for music, movies,” Richard Dyer
The Boston Globe, 23 June 2002
“Schubertizing the Movies,” James R. Oestreich
The New York Times, 30 June 2002
“From Hollywood to Tanglewood: A conversation with John Williams,” T.J. Medrek
Boston Herald, 5 July 2002
“Well-chosen music stirs Hollywood Bowl crowd,” Rob Lowman
Los Angeles Daily News, 6 July 2002
“The movies' music man,” Timothy Mangan
The Orange County Register, 7 July 2002
“James Taylor; L.A. Philharmonic,” Phil Gallo
Variety, 7 July 2002
“Ozawa finds place in BSO history, future,” Keith Powers
Boston Herald, 14 July 2002
“Seiji Ozawa says farewell,” Mark Mobley
Weekend Edition Sunday (NPR), 14 July 2002
“Ozawa invokes the past as he enters the future,” Andrew L. Pincus
Berkshire Eagle, 15 July 2002
“Tanglewood programs are a joyful appreciation of Ozawa's career,” Richard Dyer
The Boston Globe, 15 July 2002
“Stars shine to honor Ozawa in a farewell,” Joseph Dalton
Albany Times Union, 15 July 2002
“Amid Stars and Standards, a Music Director Departs,” James R. Oestreich
The New York Times, 16 July 2002
“Taylor, Pops and Williams evoke the American spirit,” Seth Rogovoy
Berkshire Eagle, 19 July 2002
“Taylor connects with Tanglewood friends,” Richard Dyer
The Boston Globe, 19 July 2002
“John Williams shines at Blossom,” Elaine Guregian
Akron Beacon Journal, 28 July 2002
“A composer captivates 2 audiences,” Robert Finn
The Plain Dealer, 30 July 2002
“After 30 years, Tanglewood on Parade — without Seiji,” Clarence Fanto
Berkshire Eagle, 1 August 2002
“Williams: An E.T. at 70?,” Andrew L. Pincus
Berkshire Eagle, 2 August 2002
“Williams’ 70th b’day fete a noteworthy event,” T.J. Medrek
Boston Herald, 5 August 2002
“Williams’ concert cure-all,” Clarence Fanto
Berkshire Eagle, 5 August 2002
“John Williams, champ,” Andrew L. Pincus
Berkshire Eagle, 5 August 2002
“A befitting celebration of Williams’s 70th,” Richard Dyer
The Boston Globe, 5 August 2002
“Along the Silk Road,” John Schaefer
Soundcheck (WNYC), 6 August 2002
“Williams shines at Tanglewood,” Martin Knelman
Toronto Star, 7 August 2002
“The return of the native,” F. Paul Driscoll
Opera News, September 2002
“John Williams Across the Stars,” Brian J. Robb
Star Wars Insider, September/October 2002, 61:22–32
“Spielberg decides it's time to have some serious fun,” Rachel Abramowitz
Los Angeles Times, 3 November 2002
“Keeping the Score,” Dylan Callaghan
The Hollywood Reporter, 12 November 2002
“The magpie maestro,” Norman Lebrecht
Evening Standard, 20 November 2002
“Busy Williams makes time for Holiday Pops in Boston,” Keith Powers
Boston Herald, 19 December 2002
“Classical Notes: A Pops classic,” Richard Dyer
The Boston Globe, 27 December 2002

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