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Here’s the event running order which hopefully paints a picture. We aren’t going to mention the clips from Mike publicly, but I’m sure those who were there can private message each other. We never said to not talk about the event after the fact. “The first rule of TLOJW is to talk about TLOJW” 😁
 
- CLIP: Video Introduction - 6 min
- Greetings and presentation of guests
- JW in London: an historical overview
- Remembering the Star Wars 1977 sessions with Eric and Hugh
- CLIP: 
- Working with JW as orchestra musicians (Eric and Hugh)
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: The Fury "A-B Comparison"
- JW on the scoring stage: how he works with the orchestra 
- CLIP:
- Commentary / Audience Q&A
 
INTERMISSION (10 min)
 
- Dracula: an overview (Emilio) 
- CLIP: Dracula's Death film clip - 6 min
- Commentary
- Techniques of film score recording
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: 
- Commentary / Audience Q&A
- Final greetings and prize draw raffle sorting 
 
The prize draw contents (10 Universal Studios branded goody bags - thank you Dave Norris!) consisted of:

JW scored 4K discs from UHE
La La Land Records & Intrada JW albums
Japanese imports of various JW albums 
DG Store exclusives of Blu-rays & Vinyls 
TLOJW T-shirts
Elmer Bernstein Commemorative Programme with a personal note from JW

The 2 star prize premium goody bags consisted of the above plus Taschen books, extra DG Store exclusives, the John T. Williams Jazz Beginnings album and a JW signed photo.
 
IMG_5281.heic
 
Seeing the new remaster of Jaws in Dolby Atmos with the proper 3D glasses was very memorable and a perfect end to the event. Both Eric & Hugh were particularly impressed! They hadn’t seen it since 1976!
 
We had a diverse audience and some composers and conductors were in attendance. Plus our poster artist Paul Shipper (who kindly signed many of the deluxe prints everyone received), voice actor Marc Silk and producers from LA & London. Thank you once again for attending. It was so great to meet many new and old friends.
 
The dinner afterwards was a cluster f@#k but it was a last minute change so couldn’t be helped. Food and service was good (Zizzi).
 
It was a joy to host this with Maurizio and we hope to do more in the future.
 

 


I love how people laughed at this, it actually was Jaws in 3D, not Jaws 3D!!!!! :-)

Mike M is happy with the clips being discussed, so be gone ambiguity! Here’s the array of audio / video treats which were played and Maurizio did sterling work editing the audio to video. All very elegant:
 
- CLIP: 1st SW cue ever recorded, aka "The Swashbucklers" - 6 min
 
- CLIP: JW on the scoring stage - Harry Potter Logo raw takes - 5 min
 
- CLIP: The Lost World raw session inserts - 5 min
 
- CLIP: Amazing Stories End Titles (components + full mix) - 4 min
 
- CLIP: CE3K Wild Choir Sweeteners - 5 min
 
- CLIP: E.T. Bike Chase Take 1 session - 4 min
 
- CLIP: Harry Potter Fluffy’s Harp rehearsals - 10 min

Mike M is happy with the clips being discussed, so be gone ambiguity! Here’s the array of audio / video treats which were played and Maurizio did sterling work editing the audio to video. All very elegant:
 
- CLIP: 1st SW cue ever recorded, aka "The Swashbucklers" - 6 min
 
- CLIP: JW on the scoring stage - Harry Potter Logo raw takes - 5 min
 
- CLIP: The Lost World raw session inserts - 5 min
 
- CLIP: Amazing Stories End Titles (components + full mix) - 4 min
 
- CLIP: CE3K Wild Choir Sweeteners - 5 min
 
- CLIP: E.T. Bike Chase Take 1 session - 4 min
 
- CLIP: Harry Potter Fluffy’s Harp rehearsals - 10 min

Mike M is happy with the clips being discussed, so be gone ambiguity! Here’s the array of audio / video treats which were played and Maurizio did sterling work editing the audio to video. All very elegant:
 
- CLIP: 1st SW cue ever recorded, aka "The Swashbucklers" - 6 min
 
- CLIP: JW on the scoring stage - Harry Potter Logo raw takes - 5 min
 
- CLIP: The Lost World raw session inserts - 5 min
 
- CLIP: Amazing Stories End Titles (components + full mix) - 4 min
 
- CLIP: CE3K Wild Choir Sweeteners - 5 min
 
- CLIP: E.T. Bike Chase Take 1 session - 4 min
 
- CLIP: Harry Potter Fluffy’s Harp rehearsals - 10 min

These were all audio, as I said above Maurizio did sterling work adding video in the form of stills, logos and appropriate graphics.

Mike M is happy with the clips being discussed, so be gone ambiguity! Here’s the array of audio / video treats which were played and Maurizio did sterling work editing the audio to video. All very elegant:
 
- CLIP: 1st SW cue ever recorded, aka "The Swashbucklers" - 6 min
 
- CLIP: JW on the scoring stage - Harry Potter Logo raw takes - 5 min
 
- CLIP: The Lost World raw session inserts - 5 min
 
- CLIP: Amazing Stories End Titles (components + full mix) - 4 min
 
- CLIP: CE3K Wild Choir Sweeteners - 5 min
 
- CLIP: E.T. Bike Chase Take 1 session - 4 min
 
- CLIP: Harry Potter Fluffy’s Harp rehearsals - 10 min

Mike M is happy with the clips being discussed, so be gone ambiguity! Here’s the array of audio / video treats which were played and Maurizio did sterling work editing the audio to video. All very elegant:
 
- CLIP: 1st SW cue ever recorded, aka "The Swashbucklers" - 6 min
 
- CLIP: JW on the scoring stage - Harry Potter Logo raw takes - 5 min
 
- CLIP: The Lost World raw session inserts - 5 min
 
- CLIP: Amazing Stories End Titles (components + full mix) - 4 min
 
- CLIP: CE3K Wild Choir Sweeteners - 5 min
 
- CLIP: E.T. Bike Chase Take 1 session - 4 min
 
- CLIP: Harry Potter Fluffy’s Harp rehearsals - 10 min

Mike M is happy with the clips being discussed, so be gone ambiguity! Here’s the array of audio / video treats which were played and Maurizio did sterling work editing the audio to video. All very elegant:
 
- CLIP: 1st SW cue ever recorded, aka "The Swashbucklers" - 6 min
 
- CLIP: JW on the scoring stage - Harry Potter Logo raw takes - 5 min
 
- CLIP: The Lost World raw session inserts - 5 min
 
- CLIP: Amazing Stories End Titles (components + full mix) - 4 min
 
- CLIP: CE3K Wild Choir Sweeteners - 5 min
 
- CLIP: E.T. Bike Chase Take 1 session - 4 min
 
- CLIP: Harry Potter Fluffy’s Harp rehearsals - 10 min

Mike M is happy with the clips being discussed, so be gone ambiguity! Here’s the array of audio / video treats which were played and Maurizio did sterling work editing the audio to video. All very elegant:
 
- CLIP: 1st SW cue ever recorded, aka "The Swashbucklers" - 6 min
 
- CLIP: JW on the scoring stage - Harry Potter Logo raw takes - 5 min
 
- CLIP: The Lost World raw session inserts - 5 min
 
- CLIP: Amazing Stories End Titles (components + full mix) - 4 min
 
- CLIP: CE3K Wild Choir Sweeteners - 5 min
 
- CLIP: E.T. Bike Chase Take 1 session - 4 min
 
- CLIP: Harry Potter Fluffy’s Harp rehearsals - 10 min

Mike M is happy with the clips being discussed, so be gone ambiguity! Here’s the array of audio / video treats which were played and Maurizio did sterling work editing the audio to video. All very elegant:
 
- CLIP: 1st SW cue ever recorded, aka "The Swashbucklers" - 6 min
 
- CLIP: JW on the scoring stage - Harry Potter Logo raw takes - 5 min
 
- CLIP: The Lost World raw session inserts - 5 min
 
- CLIP: Amazing Stories End Titles (components + full mix) - 4 min
 
- CLIP: CE3K Wild Choir Sweeteners - 5 min
 
- CLIP: E.T. Bike Chase Take 1 session - 4 min
 
- CLIP: Harry Potter Fluffy’s Harp rehearsals - 10 min

Mike M is happy with the clips being discussed, so be gone ambiguity! Here’s the array of audio / video treats which were played and Maurizio did sterling work editing the audio to video. All very elegant:
 
- CLIP: 1st SW cue ever recorded, aka "The Swashbucklers" - 6 min
 
- CLIP: JW on the scoring stage - Harry Potter Logo raw takes - 5 min
 
- CLIP: The Lost World raw session inserts - 5 min
 
- CLIP: Amazing Stories End Titles (components + full mix) - 4 min
 
- CLIP: CE3K Wild Choir Sweeteners - 5 min
 
- CLIP: E.T. Bike Chase Take 1 session - 4 min
 
- CLIP: Harry Potter Fluffy’s Harp rehearsals - 10 min

Mike M is happy with the clips being discussed, so be gone ambiguity! Here’s the array of audio / video treats which were played and Maurizio did sterling work editing the audio to video. All very elegant:
 
- CLIP: 1st SW cue ever recorded, aka "The Swashbucklers" - 6 min
 
- CLIP: JW on the scoring stage - Harry Potter Logo raw takes - 5 min
 
- CLIP: The Lost World raw session inserts - 5 min
 
- CLIP: Amazing Stories End Titles (components + full mix) - 4 min
 
- CLIP: CE3K Wild Choir Sweeteners - 5 min
 
- CLIP: E.T. Bike Chase Take 1 session - 4 min
 
- CLIP: Harry Potter Fluffy’s Harp rehearsals - 10 min

Mike M is happy with the clips being discussed, so be gone ambiguity! Here’s the array of audio / video treats which were played and Maurizio did sterling work editing the audio to video. All very elegant:
 
- CLIP: 1st SW cue ever recorded, aka "The Swashbucklers" - 6 min
 
- CLIP: JW on the scoring stage - Harry Potter Logo raw takes - 5 min
 
- CLIP: The Lost World raw session inserts - 5 min
 
- CLIP: Amazing Stories End Titles (components + full mix) - 4 min
 
- CLIP: CE3K Wild Choir Sweeteners - 5 min
 
- CLIP: E.T. Bike Chase Take 1 session - 4 min
 
- CLIP: Harry Potter Fluffy’s Harp rehearsals - 10 min

Mike M is happy with the clips being discussed, so be gone ambiguity! Here’s the array of audio / video treats which were played and Maurizio did sterling work editing the audio to video. All very elegant:
 
- CLIP: 1st SW cue ever recorded, aka "The Swashbucklers" - 6 min
 
- CLIP: JW on the scoring stage - Harry Potter Logo raw takes - 5 min
 
- CLIP: The Lost World raw session inserts - 5 min
 
- CLIP: Amazing Stories End Titles (components + full mix) - 4 min
 
- CLIP: CE3K Wild Choir Sweeteners - 5 min
 
- CLIP: E.T. Bike Chase Take 1 session - 4 min
 
- CLIP: Harry Potter Fluffy’s Harp rehearsals - 10 min

Here’s the event running order which hopefully paints a picture. We aren’t going to mention the clips from Mike publicly, but I’m sure those who were there can private message each other. We never said to not talk about the event after the fact. “The first rule of TLOJW is to talk about TLOJW” 😁
 
- CLIP: Video Introduction - 6 min
- Greetings and presentation of guests
- JW in London: an historical overview
- Remembering the Star Wars 1977 sessions with Eric and Hugh
- CLIP: 
- Working with JW as orchestra musicians (Eric and Hugh)
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: The Fury "A-B Comparison"
- JW on the scoring stage: how he works with the orchestra 
- CLIP:
- Commentary / Audience Q&A
 
INTERMISSION (10 min)
 
- Dracula: an overview (Emilio) 
- CLIP: Dracula's Death film clip - 6 min
- Commentary
- Techniques of film score recording
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: 
- Commentary / Audience Q&A
- Final greetings and prize draw raffle sorting 
 
The prize draw contents (10 Universal Studios branded goody bags - thank you Dave Norris!) consisted of:

JW scored 4K discs from UHE
La La Land Records & Intrada JW albums
Japanese imports of various JW albums 
DG Store exclusives of Blu-rays & Vinyls 
TLOJW T-shirts
Elmer Bernstein Commemorative Programme with a personal note from JW

The 2 star prize premium goody bags consisted of the above plus Taschen books, extra DG Store exclusives, the John T. Williams Jazz Beginnings album and a JW signed photo.
 
IMG_5281.heic
 
Seeing the new remaster of Jaws in Dolby Atmos with the proper 3D glasses was very memorable and a perfect end to the event. Both Eric & Hugh were particularly impressed! They hadn’t seen it since 1976!
 
We had a diverse audience and some composers and conductors were in attendance. Plus our poster artist Paul Shipper (who kindly signed many of the deluxe prints everyone received), voice actor Marc Silk and producers from LA & London. Thank you once again for attending. It was so great to meet many new and old friends.
 
The dinner afterwards was a cluster f@#k but it was a last minute change so couldn’t be helped. Food and service was good (Zizzi).
 
It was a joy to host this with Maurizio and we hope to do more in the future.
 

 


I love how people laughed at this, it actually was Jaws in 3D, not Jaws 3D!!!!! :-)

Mike M is happy with the clips being discussed, so be gone ambiguity! Here’s the array of audio / video treats which were played and Maurizio did sterling work editing the audio to video. All very elegant:
 
- CLIP: 1st SW cue ever recorded, aka "The Swashbucklers" - 6 min
 
- CLIP: JW on the scoring stage - Harry Potter Logo raw takes - 5 min
 
- CLIP: The Lost World raw session inserts - 5 min
 
- CLIP: Amazing Stories End Titles (components + full mix) - 4 min
 
- CLIP: CE3K Wild Choir Sweeteners - 5 min
 
- CLIP: E.T. Bike Chase Take 1 session - 4 min
 
- CLIP: Harry Potter Fluffy’s Harp rehearsals - 10 min

Here’s the event running order which hopefully paints a picture. We aren’t going to mention the clips from Mike publicly, but I’m sure those who were there can private message each other. We never said to not talk about the event after the fact. “The first rule of TLOJW is to talk about TLOJW” 😁
 
- CLIP: Video Introduction - 6 min
- Greetings and presentation of guests
- JW in London: an historical overview
- Remembering the Star Wars 1977 sessions with Eric and Hugh
- CLIP: 
- Working with JW as orchestra musicians (Eric and Hugh)
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: The Fury "A-B Comparison"
- JW on the scoring stage: how he works with the orchestra 
- CLIP:
- Commentary / Audience Q&A
 
INTERMISSION (10 min)
 
- Dracula: an overview (Emilio) 
- CLIP: Dracula's Death film clip - 6 min
- Commentary
- Techniques of film score recording
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: 
- Commentary / Audience Q&A
- Final greetings and prize draw raffle sorting 
 
The prize draw contents (10 Universal Studios branded goody bags - thank you Dave Norris!) consisted of:

JW scored 4K discs from UHE
La La Land Records & Intrada JW albums
Japanese imports of various JW albums 
DG Store exclusives of Blu-rays & Vinyls 
TLOJW T-shirts
Elmer Bernstein Commemorative Programme with a personal note from JW

The 2 star prize premium goody bags consisted of the above plus Taschen books, extra DG Store exclusives, the John T. Williams Jazz Beginnings album and a JW signed photo.
 
IMG_5281.heic
 
Seeing the new remaster of Jaws in Dolby Atmos with the proper 3D glasses was very memorable and a perfect end to the event. Both Eric & Hugh were particularly impressed! They hadn’t seen it since 1976!
 
We had a diverse audience and some composers and conductors were in attendance. Plus our poster artist Paul Shipper (who kindly signed many of the deluxe prints everyone received), voice actor Marc Silk and producers from LA & London. Thank you once again for attending. It was so great to meet many new and old friends.
 
The dinner afterwards was a cluster f@#k but it was a last minute change so couldn’t be helped. Food and service was good (Zizzi).
 
It was a joy to host this with Maurizio and we hope to do more in the future.
 

 


I love how people laughed at this, it actually was Jaws in 3D, not Jaws 3D!!!!! :-)

Here’s the event running order which hopefully paints a picture. We aren’t going to mention the clips from Mike publicly, but I’m sure those who were there can private message each other. We never said to not talk about the event after the fact. “The first rule of TLOJW is to talk about TLOJW” 😁
 
- CLIP: Video Introduction - 6 min
- Greetings and presentation of guests
- JW in London: an historical overview
- Remembering the Star Wars 1977 sessions with Eric and Hugh
- CLIP: 
- Working with JW as orchestra musicians (Eric and Hugh)
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: The Fury "A-B Comparison"
- JW on the scoring stage: how he works with the orchestra 
- CLIP:
- Commentary / Audience Q&A
 
INTERMISSION (10 min)
 
- Dracula: an overview (Emilio) 
- CLIP: Dracula's Death film clip - 6 min
- Commentary
- Techniques of film score recording
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: 
- Commentary / Audience Q&A
- Final greetings and prize draw raffle sorting 
 
The prize draw contents (10 Universal Studios branded goody bags - thank you Dave Norris!) consisted of:

JW scored 4K discs from UHE
La La Land Records & Intrada JW albums
Japanese imports of various JW albums 
DG Store exclusives of Blu-rays & Vinyls 
TLOJW T-shirts
Elmer Bernstein Commemorative Programme with a personal note from JW

The 2 star prize premium goody bags consisted of the above plus Taschen books, extra DG Store exclusives, the John T. Williams Jazz Beginnings album and a JW signed photo.
 
IMG_5281.heic
 
Seeing the new remaster of Jaws in Dolby Atmos with the proper 3D glasses was very memorable and a perfect end to the event. Both Eric & Hugh were particularly impressed! They hadn’t seen it since 1976!
 
We had a diverse audience and some composers and conductors were in attendance. Plus our poster artist Paul Shipper (who kindly signed many of the deluxe prints everyone received), voice actor Marc Silk and producers from LA & London. Thank you once again for attending. It was so great to meet many new and old friends.
 
The dinner afterwards was a cluster f@#k but it was a last minute change so couldn’t be helped. Food and service was good (Zizzi).
 
It was a joy to host this with Maurizio and we hope to do more in the future.
 

 


I love how people laughed at this, it actually was Jaws in 3D, not Jaws 3D!!!!! :-)

IMO, the main theme to Sabrina is one of JW's best.

I listened to this album again today (well, the first disc) after not having heard it in a while.  I kind of fell in love with the score!  It's damn good, and the 50 minute main score presentation is perfect, it gives me everything I need.  I've only seen the film once, but listening to this main program makes me feel like I've been taken on the journey of the whole film, and I really enjoyed the constant appearances of the three major themes.  The amount of way he varies them so it always stays fresh is impressive! 
 
The 25 minutes of bonus tracks are nice to have as well, though I won't listen to them as often as I will the main program.  It's funny, when a new expansion first comes out, all you can think about it how it compares to the old album, or the film, or whatever, and it kind of gets judged a bit on those qualities as well as how it compares to other Williams expansions - at least, all these kinds of thoughts go through my head.  But then eventually on later listens, you just evaluate it as one of John's scores in amongst all his others.  I feel like I never can really judge his scores until we get these expansions, and it's so great that so many of them have gotten them now, and we can really evaluate his whole body of work with the full releases of so many of his film scores being a part of that.  It's wonderful how many we've gotten and I can't wait to keep filling in the holes with more!

I finally listened to The Legacy of John Williams podcast episode on Sabrina. Thanks @TownerFanand @mahler3 for a great discussion!

Wow! Excellent overview! Too bad it was not all recorded for posterity!

Here’s the event running order which hopefully paints a picture. We aren’t going to mention the clips from Mike publicly, but I’m sure those who were there can private message each other. We never said to not talk about the event after the fact. “The first rule of TLOJW is to talk about TLOJW” 😁
 
- CLIP: Video Introduction - 6 min
- Greetings and presentation of guests
- JW in London: an historical overview
- Remembering the Star Wars 1977 sessions with Eric and Hugh
- CLIP: 
- Working with JW as orchestra musicians (Eric and Hugh)
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: The Fury "A-B Comparison"
- JW on the scoring stage: how he works with the orchestra 
- CLIP:
- Commentary / Audience Q&A
 
INTERMISSION (10 min)
 
- Dracula: an overview (Emilio) 
- CLIP: Dracula's Death film clip - 6 min
- Commentary
- Techniques of film score recording
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: 
- Commentary / Audience Q&A
- Final greetings and prize draw raffle sorting 
 
The prize draw contents (10 Universal Studios branded goody bags - thank you Dave Norris!) consisted of:

JW scored 4K discs from UHE
La La Land Records & Intrada JW albums
Japanese imports of various JW albums 
DG Store exclusives of Blu-rays & Vinyls 
TLOJW T-shirts
Elmer Bernstein Commemorative Programme with a personal note from JW

The 2 star prize premium goody bags consisted of the above plus Taschen books, extra DG Store exclusives, the John T. Williams Jazz Beginnings album and a JW signed photo.
 
IMG_5281.heic
 
Seeing the new remaster of Jaws in Dolby Atmos with the proper 3D glasses was very memorable and a perfect end to the event. Both Eric & Hugh were particularly impressed! They hadn’t seen it since 1976!
 
We had a diverse audience and some composers and conductors were in attendance. Plus our poster artist Paul Shipper (who kindly signed many of the deluxe prints everyone received), voice actor Marc Silk and producers from LA & London. Thank you once again for attending. It was so great to meet many new and old friends.
 
The dinner afterwards was a cluster f@#k but it was a last minute change so couldn’t be helped. Food and service was good (Zizzi).
 
It was a joy to host this with Maurizio and we hope to do more in the future.
 

 


I love how people laughed at this, it actually was Jaws in 3D, not Jaws 3D!!!!! :-)

Here’s the event running order which hopefully paints a picture. We aren’t going to mention the clips from Mike publicly, but I’m sure those who were there can private message each other. We never said to not talk about the event after the fact. “The first rule of TLOJW is to talk about TLOJW” 😁
 
- CLIP: Video Introduction - 6 min
- Greetings and presentation of guests
- JW in London: an historical overview
- Remembering the Star Wars 1977 sessions with Eric and Hugh
- CLIP: 
- Working with JW as orchestra musicians (Eric and Hugh)
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: The Fury "A-B Comparison"
- JW on the scoring stage: how he works with the orchestra 
- CLIP:
- Commentary / Audience Q&A
 
INTERMISSION (10 min)
 
- Dracula: an overview (Emilio) 
- CLIP: Dracula's Death film clip - 6 min
- Commentary
- Techniques of film score recording
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: 
- Commentary / Audience Q&A
- Final greetings and prize draw raffle sorting 
 
The prize draw contents (10 Universal Studios branded goody bags - thank you Dave Norris!) consisted of:

JW scored 4K discs from UHE
La La Land Records & Intrada JW albums
Japanese imports of various JW albums 
DG Store exclusives of Blu-rays & Vinyls 
TLOJW T-shirts
Elmer Bernstein Commemorative Programme with a personal note from JW

The 2 star prize premium goody bags consisted of the above plus Taschen books, extra DG Store exclusives, the John T. Williams Jazz Beginnings album and a JW signed photo.
 
IMG_5281.heic
 
Seeing the new remaster of Jaws in Dolby Atmos with the proper 3D glasses was very memorable and a perfect end to the event. Both Eric & Hugh were particularly impressed! They hadn’t seen it since 1976!
 
We had a diverse audience and some composers and conductors were in attendance. Plus our poster artist Paul Shipper (who kindly signed many of the deluxe prints everyone received), voice actor Marc Silk and producers from LA & London. Thank you once again for attending. It was so great to meet many new and old friends.
 
The dinner afterwards was a cluster f@#k but it was a last minute change so couldn’t be helped. Food and service was good (Zizzi).
 
It was a joy to host this with Maurizio and we hope to do more in the future.
 

 


I love how people laughed at this, it actually was Jaws in 3D, not Jaws 3D!!!!! :-)

Here’s the event running order which hopefully paints a picture. We aren’t going to mention the clips from Mike publicly, but I’m sure those who were there can private message each other. We never said to not talk about the event after the fact. “The first rule of TLOJW is to talk about TLOJW” 😁
 
- CLIP: Video Introduction - 6 min
- Greetings and presentation of guests
- JW in London: an historical overview
- Remembering the Star Wars 1977 sessions with Eric and Hugh
- CLIP: 
- Working with JW as orchestra musicians (Eric and Hugh)
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: The Fury "A-B Comparison"
- JW on the scoring stage: how he works with the orchestra 
- CLIP:
- Commentary / Audience Q&A
 
INTERMISSION (10 min)
 
- Dracula: an overview (Emilio) 
- CLIP: Dracula's Death film clip - 6 min
- Commentary
- Techniques of film score recording
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: 
- Commentary
- CLIP: 
- Commentary / Audience Q&A
- Final greetings and prize draw raffle sorting 
 
The prize draw contents (10 Universal Studios branded goody bags - thank you Dave Norris!) consisted of:

JW scored 4K discs from UHE
La La Land Records & Intrada JW albums
Japanese imports of various JW albums 
DG Store exclusives of Blu-rays & Vinyls 
TLOJW T-shirts
Elmer Bernstein Commemorative Programme with a personal note from JW

The 2 star prize premium goody bags consisted of the above plus Taschen books, extra DG Store exclusives, the John T. Williams Jazz Beginnings album and a JW signed photo.
 
IMG_5281.heic
 
Seeing the new remaster of Jaws in Dolby Atmos with the proper 3D glasses was very memorable and a perfect end to the event. Both Eric & Hugh were particularly impressed! They hadn’t seen it since 1976!
 
We had a diverse audience and some composers and conductors were in attendance. Plus our poster artist Paul Shipper (who kindly signed many of the deluxe prints everyone received), voice actor Marc Silk and producers from LA & London. Thank you once again for attending. It was so great to meet many new and old friends.
 
The dinner afterwards was a cluster f@#k but it was a last minute change so couldn’t be helped. Food and service was good (Zizzi).
 
It was a joy to host this with Maurizio and we hope to do more in the future.
 

 


I love how people laughed at this, it actually was Jaws in 3D, not Jaws 3D!!!!! :-)