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Defo weird that this thread got bumped - but anyway, yeah. that is a string triplet, anywhere you can hear a strong sense of "1,2,3, 1,2,3" in string instruments I guess - he uses it often to drive things along and I think it's a great technique. He also swaps it for triplets in the brass at 1:26 which he likes to do often as well!!! Creates an epic sound. Think of it as the strings setting up an unsettling background idea with the audience feeling that the triplets are there but not actually knowing. Then, the already set-up triplet idea comes to the forefront in the brass for an almighty payoff. Epic stuff.

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Sooo weird this thread got bumped.  On my way home from work I decided to listen to The Empire Strikes Back (one of my favorites to put on during the holiday season) and was listening to 'Attacking a Star Destroyer'.  My favorite bit in the cue is @1:10... would this be considered a string triplet?  I've always been blown away by this part.  If not, no worries, still a wonderful moment.
 
 

Wow!  Thanks to this thread I learned what  "string triplet" actually is.  Thank you!

Hmmm good question.

All the ones in Tintin are pretty straightforward. Lincoln and Book Thief too.  We don't know original cue titles for The Post or the SW sequels, other than a handful of TFA ones that are pretty straightforward.
 
I dunno.
 
I always thought "Brief Snow Scene" in HP3 was kinda funny, since its like a 4 minute cue.
 
Star Wars has "Is It A Bird?" and "Ben Creeps Around"
 
Raiders has "Pffist Fight"
 
Hook has "Yuppie Sounds"
 
Jurassic Park has "The Menace Dennis"
 
The Lost World has "Horning In"

"Yuppie Sounds" = "Banning Back Home"

Technically we did... years ago.
 

really weird.  had a dream last night that we got Kingdom of the Crystal Skull expanded.
 

It just doesn't sound like Williams.  But dope commercial though.

They did announce which composers they still hope to release works from, though, and the only one I know and remember from that list is John Debney.

It'll be the Star Wars mega boxset. I dreamt about it last night! 

Been in the process of adding/replacing to my collection.
 
Just picked up
 
Robin Hood Prince of Thieves 2CD Expanded
Jaws 2 2CD Expanded
Close Encounters 2CD Expanded
 
All from Intrada.

Dances With Wolves Soundtrack: Journey to Fort Sedgewick / Shooting Star / John Dunbar Theme
 
:53 onward never ceases to give me chills, and sometimes can bring a tear to my eye.
 
 

Thanks for posting.
 
To this day, my favorite pieces JW has ever performed live, was back in 2014 at the Boston Symphony was a back to back performance of Hymn to the Fallen and Dry Your Tears Afrika.  
 
It was jaw dropping.

Performed by "The President's Own" United States Marine Chamber Orchestra and the Cathedral Singers
November 10, 2019
Washington National Cathedral (Washington, D.C.)
 

Thanks for posting.
 
To this day, my favorite pieces JW has ever performed live, was back in 2014 at the Boston Symphony was a back to back performance of Hymn to the Fallen and Dry Your Tears Afrika.  
 
It was jaw dropping.

I'd forgotten what a real treat this score is, and now all my personal highlights in small contained cues. Very nice!

Stirs the blood, as does the movie ... still my favourite version of the Robin legend. I can even forgive Costner's utter lack of an attempt at an English accent. 

Robin Hood Prince of Thieves - Michael Kamen
 
The opening credits still give me goosebumps.
 
 

Robin Hood Prince of Thieves - Michael Kamen
 
The opening credits still give me goosebumps.
 
 

This score 

Anyone listening to E.T. today?
 
Feel free to talk anything E.T.
 
Favorite bits, moments, memories.  Everything and anything.