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I've made many videos of this type and shared them throughout the years. This is one I made way before JNH was announced as Fantastic Beasts composer.
 
 
 
 
Another JNH one, this time over a scene from Tintin.
 
 
 
 
And JNH over a scene from Man of Steel.
 
 

LSO will perform the original SW in November!
 
Plus 5 more non-LSO (I assume) performances in Mancs, Brum, Liverpool ( @Quintus), Leeds and Cardiff after that.
 
Karol

Is it Elgar's first nomination? I think it is.
 
Karol

Two things:
 
Hopefully Hans Zimmer doesn't win for his sound design.
Hopefully Gary Oldman wins finally an Oscar (even if just because it's overdue and not because of the performance itself (greetings from DiCaprio)).
 
Then I'm happy.

Just managed to watch the documentary. It sends me to tears to hear the volume of work and to see the recording sessions of the Maestro conducting it all so enthusiastically and Spielberg still gleaming after all these decades, looking at Williams and filming him on the podium like one of us seeing him for the first time in person. Amazing.

Me whenever I hear a single note from Williams.

Got bored, so decided to pair JNH's Airbender Score with a scene from Empire.
 
https://1drv.ms/v/s!Akz-9hNbLAnnhi3gkfjqBYnrj2ra 

The last Jedi.  
 

Me whenever I hear a single note from Williams.

Star Wars Episode IX: TFA (Thank Fuck it's All over)

The minute he called it "a song" I stopped watching.

Leaked photo from the premiere;
 
 

The minute he called it "a song" I stopped watching.

Leaked photo from the premiere;
 
 

Williams should cameo as the force. 
 
Or perhaps he could cameo as plot, or an interesting story idea. 😎

Leaked photo from the premiere;
 
 

PJ: John, we're talking to you from New Zealand right now, how's it going?
 
JW: Am I on? 
 
PJ: Yes, can you hear us? John?
 
JW: Hello? Hello?
 
PJ: Steven, we might have a problem with the connection...
 
JW:
 

No question the title has to be - 
 
"John Williams is fine for old stuff but Hans Zimmerman is like the best song writer of all time" - A MODERN DAY VIEW ON FILM MUSIC.

John Williams - A Star Wars Story

John Williams - A Star Wars Story

http://variety.com/2018/film/news/mark-hamill-on-star-wars-music-composer-john-williams-1202659494/
 
John Burlingame did another write up on John Williams and this time talked to STAR WARS actor Mark Hamill. 
 
What was supposed to be a five minute chat ended up in much longer interview that it warranted a new spin off article to what Jon did yesterday. 
 
After reading this I sent this message to Jon Burlingame:
 
'He is the entire cast ' What a great and humble way of (showing)  respect to our Maestro: Williams. I'm so moved.
 
And it appears that the same quote left Jon Burlingame in quite an awe. He responded back to me:
 
"I was so taken with these thoughts that I felt I simply had to write a separate story. The plan had only been to get him on the phone for five minutes to confirm what I had heard about his admiration for the Maestro. But boy, that last quote sealed it for me"
 
 
 
 

No question the title has to be - 
 
"John Williams is fine for old stuff but Hans Zimmerman is like the best song writer of all time" - A MODERN DAY VIEW ON FILM MUSIC.

Biggest wasted opportunity to have a JW cameo in a film was the Carnegie Hall sequence in HOME ALONE 2. He would have been perfect as the conductor here, like Howard Shore in KING KONG or Lalo Schifrin in RED DRAGON.
 
But at least we still have this ancient cameo on STACCATO, in the episode "The Naked Truth" (aired September 10, 1959). A 27-year-old Williams is the one who takes over the piano from Cassavettes as 0:13:
 
 

Like this post if you want JW to do a cameo for SW Ep. IX.
 
EDIT: By popular demand, here's the real petition. Spread the good word!
 
EDIT: We've just passed 1200 signatures!