Parade of the Slave Children (From "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom")

Name: Parade of the Slave Children (From "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom")
Description: Parade of the Slave Children (From "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom") a song by John Williams on BeMusic

Parade of the Slave Children (From "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom") a song by John Williams on BeMusic

The Adventures of Mutt from "Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Raiders March (From "Raiders of the Lost Ark") by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Flying from "E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Always: Title Theme by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Dry Your Tears, Afrika from "Amistad" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Main Theme (From "Jurassic Park") by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Adventures on Earth (From "E. T.") by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Remembrances from "Schindler's List" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
The BFG from "The BFG" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Sugarland Express: Title Theme by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Flight to Neverland (From "Hook") by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
With Malice Toward None from "Lincoln" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
The Duel from "The Adventures of Tintin" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
The Battle Of Hollywood From "1941" (includes the Irish folksong "The Rakes of Mallow") by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Jaws: Title Theme by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
A New Beginning from "Minority Report" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Out to Sea / The Shark Cage Fugue (From "Jaws") by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Smee's Plan From "Hook" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Exsultate justi (From "Empire of the Sun") by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
The Barrel Chase From "Jaws" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Escapades for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra from "Catch Me If You Can": Movement 1: Closing In by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Escapades for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra from "Catch Me If You Can": Movement 2: Reflections by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Parade of the Slave Children (From "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom") by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
My Friend,The Brachiosaurus from "Jurassic Park" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Escapades for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra from "Catch Me If You Can": Movement 3: Joy Ride by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Jim's New Life From "Empire Of The Sun" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Over the Moon (From "E. T.") by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Marion's Theme from "Raiders of the Lost Ark" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
The Dialogue From "Close Encounters Of The Third Kind" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
March (From "1941") by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
The Lost Boys Ballet From "Hook" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Hymn to the Fallen from "Saving Private Ryan" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Cadillac of the Skies (From "Empire of the Sun") by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Theme from "Schindler's List" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Dartmoor, 1912 from "War Horse" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Scherzo (From "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade") by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Close Encounters of the Third Kind: Main Theme / When You Wish Upon a Star by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
The Basket Chase from "Raiders Of The Lost Ark" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Viktor's Tale from "The Terminal" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
The Face Of Pan from "Hook" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Prayer for Peace from "Munich" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
The Banquet Scene from "Hook" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
Immigration and Building from "The Unfinished Journey" by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,
With Malice Toward None from "Lincoln" - Alternate Version by John Williams, Los Angeles Children's Chorus, The American Boychoir, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Thomas Hooten, Martin Grubinger,