SilverTrumpet

Finally got in, my wife really wanted to do the lawn again, but we're booked for Saturday. Hope to meet a bunch of yous guys there again.

I'm logged in and I guess I don't count as having gone last year even though I did.

So are we expecting the two shows to be the same thing or should I book the time to go to both nights if I can make it happen?

Huh! I've seen that one a billion times and I never noticed that little moment in it because Williams is talking over it.

Well, I figured that. Which one? I thought I've seen them all.

What is this from? A behind the scenes thing? I don't remember that cue being featured in anything.

Jane Eyre Revenge of the Sith

https://twitter.com/ComposerBarton/status/1733321115270013160 This was the link on Twixxer, before it got nuked. I got it before it was gone, though.

It is. They're just faking this whole not being filmed yet thing so they can take some time to measure the pulse of when the fanbase is going to be open to more Star Wars films again.

Ditto.

You got a better chance of Jar Jar Binks himself writing a story treatment.

When I was scrolling by on Txitter and saw the post announcing it, before I read what it was, I thought it was one of those Golden Books.

Fantastic as always!

Watching this, it's just...cosmic for lack of a better word. Imagine you're 40 or so, you're not famous yet, you still haven't started working with Steven Spielberg at all, and you still have it in yourself to churn out a piece of music like this. Then, fast forward half a freaking century later and you're still practicing your craft like this. Every time I watch a fairly recent appearance by Williams I feel like I'm witnessing history in a way few other things that exist in the modern world feel.

https://www.jwpepper.com/11523048.item It has The Rise of Skywalker, Psalm of the Sith, Rey and Ben, and Speeder Chase.

You’ll never believe it!

...and he's right too.

Jedi Power Battles proves it's still a great piece even without choir!

Really? It always seemed like the obvious main theme of the score. So DOTF was done without choir?

That's the oboe player, and he was in the middle of practicing the solo from Throne Room at the time. That last pic of Williams conducting is right on the last bit orchestra hit from Asteroid Field.

A few more from the camera that I had to upload from Saturday: Not half bad for pictures from the lawn, huh?

I finally got my camera pictures uploaded, so here's a little insight to this question specifically:

Yes! That was the other thing we were cracking up at. I felt like by the encores he was super tired but he was also having such a good time he wanted to do all three of them (I have to upload my pictures from the old digital camera we brought. Imperial March actually had the words "if needed" or something like that on it. Also, what the hell are you going to say about ET at this point that hasn't already been said? ET!.mp3 My wife was so happy to hear Anakin's Theme, and she really hates Star Wars. It was such a nice thing to hear too, since it's one of the more ignored fully fleshed out Star Wars themes. When they got to Imperial March at the end, my wife leans over to me and says "...they played the nice version earlier." Maybe we can get something planned a little better next year so we can have more than three of us together at a time.