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The Orlando Pops Orchestra was an American orchestra based in Orlando, Florida that specializes in playing classical and film score music; they have been in business from 1993-2011.

Discography

• The Music, The Magic: Andrew Lloyd Webber (1996)
• Andrew Llody Webber -- Evita (1996)
• That's Entertainment, Vol. 2 (1996)
• Fright Night (1996)
• A. L. Webber Gold (1996)
• The Best of John Williams (1996)
• American Thunder: The Power and the Glory (1996)
• Jesus Christ Superstar Nightlights (1996)
• The Magic of Andrew Lloyd Webber (1997)
• The Orlando Pops Orchestra Sampler (1997)
• A Night at the Movies (1997)
• God Bless America: A Salute to America's Great Composers (1997)
• John Williams: The Dream Goes On (1997)
• Hooray! For Hollywood (1998)
• The Magic of John Williams (1998)
• Horror Classics (1998)
• Cine de Terror (1998)
• A Salute to George Gershwin (1998)
• The Orlando Pops Orchestra Plays Famous Film Scores (2010)
• Monster Mash and Other Songs of Horror (2011)

External links

• "Orlando Pops Orchestra, Album Discography". AllMusic. Retrieved April 3, 2016.

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