Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra to recreate a Beatles show

The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra is pairing up with the Classical Mystery Tour to take audience members back in time.

A Tribute to The Beatles is a performance that will feature more than a dozen favorite Beatles songs.

The symphony’s goal is to recreate a Beatles show, something WSO Conductor Julian Pellicano said is not easy.

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“The Beatles was one of those bands that was so revolutionary, one of the things they did was include a symphony orchestra in many of their albums,” he said.

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Pellicano said the Mystery Tour has been performing the The Beatles songs for more than 20 years.

The original Beatles recorded with a 41-piece orchestra, while the WSO will be performing with more than 80 musicians.

“It will be an incredible full-sound performance with a band that looks and sounds just like the Beatles,” he said.

The performance starts on Sept. 21. Tickets can be purchased on the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra website.