Boston Pops and Hal Leonard Announce Collaboration | Playbill

News Boston Pops and Hal Leonard Announce Collaboration A series of Boston Pops arrangements will be available from the music publisher.
Keith Lockhart Michael Lutch

The Boston Pops Orchestra and Hal Leonard have created a publishing partnership to produce a new series of Boston Pops arrangements.

Select Pops titles will be released in retail editions, available to orchestras around the world for their own music libraries.

The Boston Pops Concert Library will feature arrangements of holiday, patriotic, and entertainment classics heard in Boston Pops concerts and recordings. Each edition will be professionally produced and will also include program notes by Pops conductor Keith Lockhart.

Hal Leonard's Vice President of Instrumental Publications, Paul Lavender, said in a statement, “The Boston Pops library is arguably America’s richest treasure trove of popular symphonic music, brilliantly created and nurtured over many decades by Arthur Fielder, John Williams, and Keith Lockhart. Hal Leonard is delighted to make this music available for other orchestras, conductors, and their audiences, throughout the world.”

Conductor Lockhart added, “Since our founding in 1885, the Boston Pops essentially established the Pops genre and has cultivated an impressive library of music reflecting over a century of America’s wide-ranging musical tastes. We are thrilled to share this extraordinary collection of great music with ensembles throughout the country and around the globe, and bring the Boston Pops signature library to Pops fans far and wide.”

The first Boston Pops releases will be available this summer.

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