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John Williams following in Japan is huge, but they have their own forums in their own language that's why you very rarely if ever see any asian people here. One of the biggest Williams sites from Japan: http://jwfc.oc.to/ This is possibly the only "official" John Williams club in the world, having being acknowledged by Williams himself, not to mention he wrote a theme for the club:

If we can't find her do you want to be a castrati? Neil So, do you sing alto or soprano?

There's klingons, Braveheart, Indiana Jones and mexican hat dance in LOTR

Trombone, here

Hairy Pooper

you can hear Williams playing in old Goldsmith scores

so you can sneak us some recordings of Williams concerts from their archives we won't tell anyone

NO!

Putting the Williams not doing Potter as bad news next to Goldsmith's passing is an insult.

She played that on John Williams' concert in 2000. John Williams adapted his score for narrator, cello and orchestra. Yo-Yo Ma and Frank McCourt were for this special performance and was taped for the Evening at Pops TV show. Pilot played the solo harp piece beautifully, I think one or two measures were different, I guess Williams changed something he might not have liked. When I heard The Reivers with narrator it reminded me of Angela's Ashes (which I heard first) and the finale is different from the one in the film's score. Williams Angela's Ashes Frank McCourt, narrator Yo-Yo Ma, cello Ann Hobson Pilot, harp The Boston Pops Orchestra John Williams

1. E.T. 2. Superman 3. Close Encounters of the Third Kind 4. Raiders of the Lost Ark 5. The Empire Strikes Back 6. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 7. Star Wars 8. Jurassic Park 9. Hook 10. Schindler´s List

Danger motif? That´s like a step back for Williams :dontgetit:

Indy 4 !!!!!

Hahaha!! Horner, leftovers LOL