Toronto Symphony Orchestra Records the Soundtrack to the Toronto Blue Jays’ World Series
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra is proud to have recorded the soundtrack to the Toronto Blue Jays’ World Series run.
Released yesterday, the anthem will play throughout the World Series and features members of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, conducted by RBC Resident Conductor and TSYO Conductor Nicholas Sharma, performing a powerful orchestral arrangement of Queen’s “I Want It All.” The arrangement, by Matthew Freeman, was originally featured on the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s Symphonic Queen album.
"With all eyes on Toronto as the World Series begins tonight, this project is a powerful reminder of what we do best: bringing big emotions to big moments and uniting our city through the power of music," says Mark Williams, Beck Family CEO. "Like sports, music has a unique ability to inspire pride, connection, and a sense of belonging—and it’s a privilege to play our part in such an iconic Toronto moment. Let’s go Blue Jays!"
The performance serves as the musical anthem to the Blue Jays’ World Series run—capturing the big emotion behind one of Toronto’s biggest moments in decades. Filmed on location at Roy Thomson Hall, the video was produced by the Toronto Blue Jays.
Credits:
- Members of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra
- Conducted by TSO RBC Resident Conductor Nicholas Sharma
- “I Want It All” (Queen) – arranged by Matthew Freeman
- Filmed live on location at Roy Thomson Hall
Watch the video below:
