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Meet the Composer (NPR), 1986
"Williams concert promises to be new experience"
Houston Post, February 16 1986, F, 3:1
"Getting ready for a big date," Richard Dyer
Boston Globe, April 22 1986, 16:2
"Pops enter 2d century," Richard Buell
Boston Globe, May 7 1986, 61+
"Liberty Fanfare premieres at Pops," Anthony Tommasini
Boston Globe, June 5 1986, 81:1
"Esplanade players, Scheer first-rate," Richard Dyer
Boston Globe, June 14 1986, 13
"Boston's 'other' pops orchestra," Richard Dyer
Boston Globe, June 15 1986, B, 1+
"Lonely lot: In an orchestra, tubist must wait for time to shine," Donald Rosenberg
Akron Beacon Journal, August 7 1986, D, 1
"Orchestra suffers case of bad baton," Donald Rosenberg
Akron Beacon Journal, August 9 1986, A, 6
"Conductor scores well with music from films," Donald Rosenberg
Akron Beacon Journal, August 11 1986, C, 7
"Ozawa, Williams lead Tanglewood Parade," Richard Dyer
Boston Globe, August 27 1986, 60:3
"Williams conducts movie music," Marc Shulgold
Los Angeles Times, September 1 1986, V, 4:1
"Podium part-time home to John Williams," Carl Cunningham
Houston Post, March 29 1987, F, 7:3
"Tuning up for the Pops," Ellen Pfeifer
Boston Herald, May 4 1987
"Pride and the Pops," Richard Dyer
Boston Globe, May 5 1987, 65+
"102d Pops season underway," Ernie Santosuosso
Boston Globe, May 6 1987, 69
"What it's like to sit in on a Boston Pops rehearsal," Frederick H. Guidry
Christian Science Monitor, May 15 1987, 21
"Fire, elegance in Pops concert," Richard Dyer
Boston Globe, May 16 1987, 11:4
"Special Olympics," Patricia Brennan
Washington Post, August 2 1987, Y, 5
"Boston Pops Booms Under Williams," Andrew L. Pincus
New York Times, August 9 1987, H, 23
"Williams and the Pops march on to Japan," Richard Dyer
Boston Globe, November 13 1987, 54:1
"Pops Japanese tour: A rousing start," Richard Dyer
Boston Globe, November 28 1987, 22:1+
"Williams says Pops well-tempered for upcoming season," Richard Dyer
Boston Globe, May 1 1988, 110
"Boston Pops is tiptop," Ellen Pfeifer
Boston Herald, May 3 1988
"Baton Passes to a Member of the Harvard Class of '28," Charles Champlin
Los Angeles Times, June 7 1988, IV, 1:1+
"Center stage: John Williams," William Livingstone
Stereo Review, July 1988, 110
"Dukakis Fanfare an instant Omni hit"
St. Paul Pioneer-Press July 22 1988
"Wang Center celebrates," Richard Dyer
Boston Globe, December 13 1988
"Studio Log: Doubling for Indiana Jones," Tommy Tedesco
Guitar Player, May 1989, p109
"Hollywood's Music Man"
Tucson Citizen, January 21 1989
"The leader of the Boston Pops wants to shake things up," Larry Katz
Boston Herald, May 5 1989
"John Williams begins 10th year in tune with Pops," Richard Dyer
Boston Globe, May 7 1989, B, 37:1+
"Pops season opens with ritual good time," Richard Dyer
Boston Globe, May 10 1989, 50:3
"Orchestrating Indiana Jones," Fernando Gonzalez
Boston Globe, June 18 1989
"Conversations: John Williams' pursuit of excellence," Marian Christy
Boston Globe, July 4 1989, 21:1+
"John Williams: And the Boston Pops," Carl Cunningham
Houston Post, July 23 1989, H, 1:1+
"John Williams and the Boston Pops Esplanade," Joan Reinthaler
Washington Post, July 29 1989, B, 2
"John Williams' music moves the movies," Vince Horiuchi
Salt Lake City Tribune, July 30 1989
"E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial: A brief guide to its musical themes and some suggestions as to their origins," Duncan Sinclair
Soundtrack!, December 1989, 8:32, 6-7
"The Image of Movie Music Is Changing Once Again," Stephen Holden
New York Times, January 28 1990, H, 28:1
"Composing music for clattering wagon wheels or zooming spacecraft is more complicated than it sounds," Stephen Holden
New York Times, February 7 1990, B?, ?:?
"Lending snap to the Pops," Richard Dyer
Boston Globe, May 7 1990, 32:3+
"A new age for Pops," Ellen Pfeifer
Boston Herald, May 7 1990
"Boston Pops begins season on a high note," Richard Dyer
Boston Globe, May 9 1990, 89:5+
"Interview with Herb Spencer," Carl Johnson
Cue Sheet, July 1990, 7:3, 83-104
"Williams talks of Pops' past, future," Richard Dyer
Boston Globe, July 19 1990, 76:1+
"Composer John Williams Returns to the Podium at the Hollywood Bowl," Richard S. Ginell
Los Angeles Times, September 3 1990, F, 9:1
"The Music Man: John Williams writes the sound track for America's make-believe," Richard Dyer
Boston Globe, October 7 1990, B, 23:4+
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