The National WWII Museum Presents "The Eyes of the World: From D-Day to VE Day"

Experience the thrilling convergence of history and cinematic triumph at **The National WWII Museum’s premiere concert film, “The Eyes of the World: From D‑Day to VE Day.”** In a powerful selection of John Williams’s iconic scores, the program takes you on a journey across wartime and imagination—from the stirring “March” and 1941 “Hymn to the Fallen” from *Saving Private Ryan* to the poignant trio of “Schindler’s List” themes that echo the resilience of the human spirit. Feel the charge of battle with “The Men of *Yorktown*” (from *Midway*), the heroic rhythm of the “March” from *Superman*, and the hopeful wonder of “Adventures on Earth” from *E.T.* (The Extra‑Terrestrial). Relive the heroics of the warhorse-epic “Dartmoor, 1912” from *War Horse* and the patriotic swell of “Born on the Fourth of July.” The spectacle continues into realms beyond war, weaving together the magic of the *Harry Potter* universe with the “Sorcerer’s Stone Suite” and “Harry’s Wondrous World,” then soaring into the dense forests of the fantastical with the “Jurassic Park Suite” and the epic grandeur of *Star Wars*. This spectacular concert film is more than music—it is a celebration of courage, creativity, and the enduring human spirit. Grab your seats and let the National WWII Museum transport you from the front lines of history to the unforgettable moments that have defined our world. **Details and tickets available now.**