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Posted On: March 6th 2026, 11:52 pm
British cellist and composer Peter Gregson created a classical cello and strings interpretation of 360 by Charli XCX, transforming the hyperpop track into something that fits the orchestral world of period drama. The arrangement was later used in the Netflix series Bridgerton, a show known for turning modern pop songs into classical pieces performed by string ensembles during ballroom scenes. The series has previously done the same with artists like Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Ariana Grande, and Harry Styles, using orchestral covers to blend contemporary music with the Regency era setting. Gregson’s version of “360” continues that tradition, showing how a modern pop record can be completely reimagined through classical instrumentation while still keeping the recognizable melody.

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Comments (303)
ophelia.jane 6 months ago

ophelia.jane

The most memorable dance for 2026 😍

katemedna 7 months ago

katemedna

Soooo good! Literally could not sleep for hours until we found what/ who did this! More of this please!

laresa_david 7 months ago
tammsiam 7 months ago

tammsiam

Love this.... Can't get it out of my head!

akg2n 7 months ago

akg2n

Rebecca black Friday orchestral edition

tommyrolo 7 months ago

tommyrolo

I would never guessed I could have loved 360 more than I do, but here we are. Thank you!❤️❤️❤️😎

ren_richter22 7 months ago

ren_richter22

It’s simply lovely. ✨

sabenanahhas 7 months ago

sabenanahhas

👏👏👏👏👏

whitemessican 7 months ago
eickana 7 months ago

eickana

So cute this song!😍

laquita.cox.3 7 months ago

laquita.cox.3

Love this music and hear it in my head all the time.

joy_9913 7 months ago

joy_9913

I have been obsessed with the instrumental

sharliz__cohen 7 months ago
jenny.saxby.3 7 months ago
ace_records__ 7 months ago

ace_records__

Yessir this hard 🔥 let's work 🙌

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