Orchestral pops conductors seem to have a sixth sense about what audiences want to hear; which explains why concerts highlighting contemporary hits, or updates of old classics will always be included on a symphony’s season calendar. “If you are alive, then you have heard Paul McCartney’s music,” said Pops Conductor Michael Krajewski, who, along with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, presents “Live and Let Die: A Tribute to Paul McCartney” at the Music Center at Strathmore.
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| ‘Live and Let Die: A Tribute to Paul McCartney’ |
| » Where: The Music Center at Strathmore, 5301 Tuckerman Lane, North Bethesda |
| » When: 8 p.m. Thursday |
| » Info: $33 to $93; 877-BSO-1444 or 410-783-8000; bsomusic.org |
“Paul McCartney, by all rights, is the most successful singer-songwriter ever.” Kajewski continued, echoing the million opinions of fans, composers and musicians worldwide. “He has set all kinds of records, like most number one hits and the biggest attendance at concerts.”
