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I think his last gem so far is the entire sequel trilogy, which is excellent from start to finish.

I think his last gem so far is the entire sequel trilogy, which is excellent from start to finish.

I think his last gem so far is the entire sequel trilogy, which is excellent from start to finish.

I think his last gem so far is the entire sequel trilogy, which is excellent from start to finish.

I think his last gem so far is the entire sequel trilogy, which is excellent from start to finish.

I think his last gem so far is the entire sequel trilogy, which is excellent from start to finish.

I think his last gem so far is the entire sequel trilogy, which is excellent from start to finish.

I think his last gem so far is the entire sequel trilogy, which is excellent from start to finish.

I think his last gem so far is the entire sequel trilogy, which is excellent from start to finish.

I think his last gem so far is the entire sequel trilogy, which is excellent from start to finish.

I think his last gem so far is the entire sequel trilogy, which is excellent from start to finish.

I think his last gem so far is the entire sequel trilogy, which is excellent from start to finish.

I think you could inject Rey's Theme or Anthem of Evil into my veins and I would be ok with it.

I think his last gem so far is the entire sequel trilogy, which is excellent from start to finish.

1. I think the vibe seemed to me to be maybe Tintin-ish and maybe even Star Wars prequel-y, in the sense it is a very busy scoring style I think. The music often lurches and pirouettes to reflect the action on screen. The raiders march does sound good. It is played at length a couple of times in the film proper.
 
2. Maybe a mix depending upon the set piece. THe rickshaw set piece that you've seen in the trailers should have sounded more fun but sounds a bit serious like. I could definitely hear some Tintin in there I thought.
 
3. There is one of those famous map transition scenes where the music plays without almost any FX.
 
4. Hmm. It's a Williams score. So of course I like it. I want to listen to it on album. Frankly I am more interested to hear all the villain stuff again than Helena's stuff. I think the villain themes are good. 

Okay quick thoughts since I know you guys are waiting
 
End credits order is Indy fanfare for the main credits (that appear one at a time) Maybe 2-2.5 mins Helena's theme begins when the scrolling portion starts. Full suite played. Following that - seemed to be like another suite, going through as many as 4-5 themes. Most of these are sinisite / villain or macguffin themes. I think there are 2-3 villain themes and 2-3 macguffin themes. This is where the credits end, the Indy fanfare is not reprised after the villain suite. (This could be a film cue too). Some other thoughts 
 
Honest to god, score is mixed well. None of should be able to complain. I could hear it throughout, but was I paying attention to it all the time? That's a different question. Guys, I am at Cannes and let me tell you this is a very tough place to watch movies. You are always exhausted and can't always focus.  Helena's theme in the score proper is frankly okay. It kinda even sounds different than the suite. There are several villainous themes as I noted above, they are good. I couldn't detect a direct Dial theme - it has some motifs for sure but I dunno if I might call it a direct theme. But then again, my mind is half shot at this point. I think there are some straight lifts from Tintin. I think the Tintin End Credits piece is ripped off for one of the set pieces. Almost note for note. B part of Indy's theme is also used.  
If you have any questions, I can try to answer. But I'm in screenings all day long and don't really have much of a chance to check my phone.
 
Edit: orchestration and conducting is credited to Williams and Ross.

First Clip with new John Williams music !!  
https://www.festival-cannes.com/en/medialibrary/indiana-jones-and-the-dial-of-destiny-by-james-mangold-clip-1/
 
Looks great !
 
Edit :
 

Nope! Raiders, too! Unbelievable show, more to say later, but for now, let’s see what the night brings! (Skip to 1:04)
 
 
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Great reading! And the second concert in Japan, in Tokyo. Higher chance that one of them will be filmed.

Not sure if this has been shared anywhere yet.
 
Variety: For ‘Indiana Jones 5,‘ John Williams Scored ’An Hour and a Half of Music, Maybe More’
 
 
Some great other bits in there too about various things.
 
Edit: Thanks for making this its own thread, Jay. I'm always scared to pull the trigger on those things.

I took it to mean the violin arrangement was the last piece recorded at Fridays final Indy 5 session. 
 
the Usher said there were cameras present for a documentary. 
 
Revised:
Violin arrangement of Helena’s Theme was performed tonight. Williams Finished recording Indy 5 (“felt like Indy 10”) last Friday. Last thing he recorded Friday was the violin solo version I think is what he said. The mic volume was quite low.  

Violin arrangement of Helena’s Theme!  Finished recording last Friday. Last thing they recorded he said. Wow. 

Official video of The Imperial March was uploaded a few days ago!
 
 

I'm pretty sure it was Saturday only, with the exception of "Princess Leia Theme", which was performed only on Thursday.