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Cerebral Cortex reacted to lostinspace in Williams orchestrating The Force Awakens himself?
I find it interesting he didn't use an orchestrator for Book thief or Lincoln. So it's most likely a timing issue. Then again those were scores with less notes.
Also the sketch score for Episode 3 is so clearly laid out ( as you guys say some of it is on 16 lines)\ it really doesn't need an orchestrator at all... JW even has 3 lines for strings with often the viola getting it's own line. ie. The orchestrator has very little contribution if any. Perhaps they may cue in some low wood wind to double brass or strings so changes could be made on the fly?
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Cerebral Cortex reacted to Muad'Dib in Brian Tyler & Danny Elfman - The Avengers: Age of Ultron
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Cerebral Cortex reacted to rpvee in 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' SCORE speculation
I'm so, so hoping the "Luke and Leia" theme gets the amount of use it deserves. Such an amazing theme, and so barely used.
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Cerebral Cortex reacted to Jay in London or Los Angeles for Star Wars VII score? [UPDATE: It's Los Angeles]
Because he hasn't left the USA since 2005?
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Cerebral Cortex reacted to aj_vader in London or Los Angeles for Star Wars VII score? [UPDATE: It's Los Angeles]
I was at Birmingham Symphony Hall on Friday night watching the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra do a film music program (Some Williams).
Just after Battle of the Heroes was performed the presenter, Tommy Pearson (think he works at Classic FM) said "John Williams will be returning to London to record the new Star Wars score this summer".
What does he know that we don't?
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Cerebral Cortex reacted to KK in What film score theme/melody is going through your head right now?
Discovering that a friend of mine actually listens to the LOTR OSTs regularly led me to back to this blasted cue:
Gets to me every fucking time...
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Cerebral Cortex reacted to Jay in SPECTRE - James Bond #24
New Video from the Set of the 24th James Bond Film, Spectre
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Cerebral Cortex reacted to Tom in Williams remembers Ian Fraser
I think his minor health issues boiled down to needing a bit more time to score episode 7.
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Cerebral Cortex reacted to Sweeping Strings in Leonard Nimoy - 1931-2015
He has 'boldly gone', and The Wrath Of Khan DVD will be watched at some stage this weekend by way of tribute.
R.I.P. Mr Nimoy.
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Cerebral Cortex reacted to fommes in Blade Runner 2049
Ford still hasn't lost his dry sense of humour I see.
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Cerebral Cortex reacted to Sharkissimo in RUMOR: Williams has already written 3 reels of The Force Awakens
You're right. They're both equally exquisite.
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Cerebral Cortex reacted to Sharkissimo in RUMOR: Williams has already written 3 reels of The Force Awakens
Bollocks to that.
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Cerebral Cortex reacted to TownerFan in Short vintage John Williams 1983 ROTJ interview
Very short, but nice TV segment from 1983 about ROTJ music and sound fx
Sorry for the quadruple post!
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Cerebral Cortex reacted to SF1_freeze in The John Williams Complete work (to date)
Concerning the "Soundtracks using John Williams' Themes" section.
Star Wars: Shadows Of The Empire, Star Wars Knights Of The Old Republic Video Game Soundtrack, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed and Star Wars: The Clone Wars all used the Force Theme
Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince used the "Quidditch Third Year" motif from PoA
Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2 used the Family Theme fom HP1
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Cerebral Cortex reacted to Gruesome Son of a Bitch in 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' SCORE speculation
You know, Counselor. Recently, I've become very much aware that there are fewer Williams scores ahead than there are behind. But I took comfort from the fact that...the Star Wars would go on.
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Cerebral Cortex got a reaction from Dixon Hill in 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' SCORE speculation
They say time is the fire in which we burn; right now I'm running out of time.
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Cerebral Cortex reacted to Balahkay in 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' SCORE speculation
The more I listen to the teaser music, the more I love it.