Boston Pops Orchestra

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The Boston Pops Orchestra is a renowned American orchestra based in Boston, famous for its light classical and popular music performances and its long association with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf American orchestra
musical ensemble
orchestra
alsoKnownAs Boston Pops
associatedWith Boston Symphony Orchestra
basedIn Boston, Massachusetts
conductor Arthur Fiedler
John Williams
Keith Lockhart
country United States
endTime Arthur Fiedler tenure 1979
John Williams tenure 1993
foundedBy Henry Lee Higginson
genre film music
holiday music
light classical music
patriotic music
popular music
hasPart Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra
hasRepertoire Broadway show tunes
arrangements of popular songs
film themes
light classical overtures
patriotic marches
inception 1885
language English
location Boston
musicDirector Arthur Fiedler
John Williams
Keith Lockhart
notableEvent Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular
notableFor annual Independence Day concerts on the Charles River Esplanade
light classical and popular repertoire
making orchestral music accessible to broad audiences
recordings of film scores and popular music
televised concerts
notableWork recordings of film music by John Williams
parentOrganization Boston Symphony Orchestra
performingArtsDiscipline orchestral music
performsAt Fourth of July concerts in Boston
permanentHome Symphony Hall, Boston
recordLabel Deutsche Grammophon
Philips Records
RCA Victor
Sony Classical
residence Symphony Hall, Boston
startTime Arthur Fiedler tenure 1930
John Williams tenure 1980
Keith Lockhart tenure 1995

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Boston Pops Orchestra ("Boston Pops")
alsoKnownAs
Boston Symphony Orchestra
associatedAct
John Williams
employer
Boston Pops Orchestra ("Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra")
hasPart
John Williams ("conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra")
positionHeld
Symphony Hall
primaryTenant
Tanglewood
summerHomeOf

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