Bill Murray recently announced that he would release his debut album, New Worlds, in September. It’s a classical music collaboration with cellist Jan Vogler, and over the weekend at the Dresden Music Festival in Germany, the project made its live public debut. It’s Murray’s first-ever concert outside of a few guest appearances, and during the show he covered Van Morrison’s “When Will I Ever Learn To Live In God?” Watch some of that and check out photos from the show below.

Unglaublich! 🎼?? #billmurray #vanmorrison #dresdnermusikfestspiele #kulturpalastdresden

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@jancello …and here Bills' performance. Rose throwing should be an olympic discipline 😉 pic.twitter.com/PfmYPbWJPo

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Bill Murray #dresden

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#BillMurray #portrait @dresdnermusikfestspiele @visit.dresden #actor #literature #recite #prose #vwgroupculture

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What a wonderful evening! Thank you #billmurray, @jancello and friends for this beautiful arranged concert. We were amazed by all@of your performances and well entertained and luckily weren't hit by a rose! 😂 #janvogler #vanessaperez #mirawang #newworlds #wolfsburg #theaterwolfsburg

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Ein Traum wurde wahr! 😍 #billmurray #dresdnermusikfestspiele #kulturpalastdresden

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Bill Murray and Mira Wang listening to Jan Vogler playing cello in an unforgettable concert. Followed by an amazing lunch… #NewWorlds #billmurray #janvogler #mirawang #vanessaperez #dresdenmusicfestival #dresdnermusikfestspiele #kulturpalast #ernesthemingway #moveablefeast #dresden

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