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The soundtrack to MUSIC FROM THE INSIDE OUT features more than 35 eclectic musical works—from salsa, jazz and bluegrass to Middle Eastern and Asian music, string quartets and symphonies. The film follows orchestra members in and outside the concert hall, making the music they love.

Watch video and listen to music performed by artists from The Philadelphia Orchestra below.

Two fiddlers stand at mikes, a woman in the foreground, a man in the back, they are smiling and playing, their bows synchronized

Experience the lively bluegrass fiddle and banjo tune "Ragtime Annie," performed by brothers Zachary and Jason De Pue and the band Mark Cosgrove and Good Medicine, at The Mermaid Inn, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (3:56)

A man in a casual T-shirt stands and blows into a large French horn

Take a jazz journey with French horn player
Adam Unsworth as he performs Charlie Parker’s "Blues for Alice". (2:16)

Four male percussionists stand and sit, looking at sheet music, the one in the foreground has a big smile on his face

Get some Latin flavor when Philadelphia Orchestra percussionists Anthony Orlando, Angela Zator Nelson and Don Liuzzi, are joined by Scott Robinson and Rolando Morales-Matos performing Morales-Matos’ "Little Rhumba". (4:23)

Shot from below, a man plays the double bass, plucking at the strings on the fingerboard or neck of the large instrument

Principal Bassist Harold (Hal) Robinson adds Spanish flair with his rendition of François Rabbath’s"Ode to Espanol". (1:40)

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