scarecroe

Greetings! I'm here at Tanglewoood for the premiere of Johnny's 2nd Violin Concerto. I'm hearing that the performance will be broadcast and streamed. Just wondering if anyone has plans to record it. I would, but obviously I'm here, so I don't have that luxury 😀 If anyone else is also here, enjoy the performance!

You're the best, thank you!

Thanks for the link. Could someone who has the YouTube download please post a screenshot of Johnny's title card?

Thanks for posting his title card!

Would it be possible for you to post a screenshot of Williams' on-screen credit? I would very much like it for a project I'm working on.

Looking for the movie scored by John Williams in 1970. DVD, digital file, stream, whatever. I saw someone on a forum mention they got a copy once on ioffer dot com, but that's not an option anymore, obviously.

This thread is very confusing. I suspect it's several threads merged into one. Can anyone explain where "Oma Tres" comes from? Was it in the credits? An article? Someone's tweet?

Where does the "Oma Tres" come from?

Apologies. I'm not familiar with this forum's software.

I know he wrote bar music for episode 7, but was there a big fan clamoring for Lin-Manuel Miranda to appear in a Star Wars?

Just the one.

No spoilers! Just keep an eye out for him...

Thanks for posting the clip. Has anyone seen the full short? Does Johnny get a full on-screen credit or title card?

A great run-down of the themes, thanks for putting this together! Given how much emphasis Williams places on the importance of these themes, I would someday love to ask him why Leia's Theme plays over Ben's death. Cinematically, I get it, but it doesn't jibe with his reasoning everywhere else.

Thanks for this. Can't wait until it shows up online.

There are many soundtracks I've purchased over the years without ever having seen the film. I've gotten flack about this from friends, but there wasn't ever going to be anything by John Williams that I wouldn't have sought out. At times, I've later been curious to check out some of the films that inspired Williams to write such music, but they haven't always been easily available. So, I thought I'd share these links to recently added movies on Hulu.com. From what I'm told, they're only available to view in the US (unless you have a handy proxy server), and I'm pretty sure most of their moveis eventually expire. So, do enjoy. The Missouri Breaks http://www.hulu.com/the-missouri-breaks Stanley & Iris http://www.hulu.com/stanley-and-iris And the oft-rumored only case in which Williams ever had a score not used. Check out Wolf to see what was. http://www.hulu.com/wolf

Could I get a PM, please? I can't install iTunes.

Ooh! PM, please!

Sorry about that. This is the first time I'd seen that web documentary, and I got excited. It didn't really sound anything like the DVD that came with the soundtrack. And I'm not in the habit of expecting anything from Rick McCallum. Thanks for the ear.

It just occurred to me that they might have been talking about the DVD that came with the soundtrack. Which would be unfortunate, because those seperate music videos weren't all that great, and hardly retell the story in one unified stand they way they make it sound in that audio clip. Yeah, that's probably what it is, too. Damn, I got all excited for nothing.

Sorry if this is being discussed elsewhere -- I did search before posting. I just checked out the "Endlessly Compelling" feature on starwars.com, and I found this part the most interesting... Now, I know this was made months ago, and they might have been planning to put it on the DVD then, only to have it nixed at a later stage... but McCallum *did* say that it had already been put together. My question is, when do we get to see it? I've looked over all the features on the upcoming Sith DVD, and the only music video advertised is "A Hero Falls" which clocks in at a mere 3 minutes and 42 seconds. Not hardly the 70 minute feature that John and Rick speak of. Anyone?