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Giles Martin organizes an orchestral performance of 9 Beatles tracks to celebrate Red And Blue release

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From The Beatles (@thebeatles) | Instagram profile:

A private audience was treated to an orchestral performance of selected tracks from Red and Blue last week, in celebration of the release. Producer Giles Martin (@mashupmartin) worked with composer Ben Foster (@benfostercomposer) to create a live performance of nine Beatles songs with a 58 piece orchestra in Studio One at Abbey Road. The medley included Now And Then, All You Need Is Love, Something, A Day In the Life, I Am The Walrus, Eleanor Rigby, Yesterday, The Long And Winding Road and Hey Jude. The evening was presented by Matt Everitt (@everittmatt) Thanks to @abbeyroadstudios @universalmusicgroup and @youtubemusic

From Matt Everitt (@everittmatt) | Instagram profile
From Ben Foster (@benfostercomposer) | Instagram profile – Live Tonight and for one night only #nowandthen #thebeatles
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