Set Them Free (track) by James Newton Howard
Set Them Free by James Newton Howard
Year: 2003
From the album Peter Pan (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (track #13)
Year: 2003
From the album Peter Pan (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (track #13)
Set Them Free appears on the following album(s) by James Newton Howard:
- Peter Pan (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (track #13) (this album) (2003)
Upcoming concerts
Jun
13
Fri
20:00
Notes & Frames: James Gaffigan conducts John Williams, James Newton Howard and Michael Abels
Kennedy Center - Concert Hall, Washington, United States. 
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Jun
14
Sat
20:00
Notes & Frames: James Gaffigan conducts John Williams, James Newton Howard and Michael Abels
Kennedy Center - Concert Hall, Washington, United States.
Tickets from Ticketmaster Get tickets
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