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"When violinist Glenn Donnellan first heard the National Symphony Orchestra would be performing the score to "Back to the Future" live, he instantly became excited. "There's so many amazing things we do," he said. "But it is very cool that we're doing this film. I wouldn't want to miss it."

For the 30th anniversary of Robert Zemeckis's classic time-travel film, the movie is on tour around the world, with Alan Silvestri's original score being performed by orchestras while the film plays on a big screen at large venues. This Friday, the National Symphony Orchestra will present the North American debut performance at the 7,000-seat Wolf Trap National Park for Performing Arts, approximately 20 miles west of Washington, D.C............."  click link below for full article: