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But are you hearing trademark Williams orchestrations or composition? (I recognize that there is a grey area between arranging and composing.)

I couldn't even begin to list all of the albums that have been released over the decades that included changes to the sleeves or labels along the way. This can include credits also. In light of my experience, I don't make these kinds of assumptions. So back to my previous question, is there any confirmation or informed speculation about who wrote what on this album, beyond the songs? IMDB says "Music by John Williams (uncredited). And we all know that IMDB never makes a mistake.

Thank you. Is this the only Williams cue? Anyone know why the LP credits are so vague? Do the instrumental cues weave Previn's themes through what are otherwise Williams compositions?

Did John Williams compose anything on the album, or is he arranging/conducting music written by Andre and Dory Previn? My copy credits Williams as conductor and the Previns for the "songs," but has no credit for the instrumental music.

A fugue is a form, whereas a march is a style.

Five stars. In my JW top 10, and maybe even my top five.

Miguel doesn't need to confirm. Drasnin said so himself. Plus, Williams is credited on the record.

That's the one.

Unless I mssed it on the list, John Williams plays piano on Robert Drasnin's Voodoo, later released under the titles Percussion Exotique and Exotic Excursion.