Daily News | ‘Dancing On My Own’ gets a Philadelphia Orchestra remix
Sure, you might vibe with the original version of “Dancing On My Own” or the one by Calum Scott.
Gray turned in the new instrumental version — which runs a soaring, celebratory 35 seconds — later that day. The orchestra recorded it Thursday in Verizon Hall. The mashup of sports and classical music isn’t that rare. In 2018, the orchestra turned the solo spotlight on a 6-foot-3, 295-pound baritone sax player named Jason Kelce, who played “Fly, Eagles, Fly” with the ensemble.
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