tmarps
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1 hour ago, toothless said:
Do we know if there will be any guest musicians ?
Not known yet! Still waiting on the programme!
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My spare ticket arrived - message me if you’re interested in buying it from me!
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I never liked Steven Moffat unfortunately, always preferred Russel T Davies as the show runner - I might try and pick it up again when the Jodie Whittaker episodes come out, although I've been away from the series for quite a while so been a bit out of the loop.
6 minutes ago, Disco Stu said:No Doctor is irreplaceable. That's kind of the point.
I mean for me in terms of favourites.
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I do like this cue:
Really funky use of the sections of the orchestra, and works great with that part of the episode.
I don't watch Doctor Who anymore, I did when I was 6-12. David Tennant is fantastic. I gave up after Matt Smith took over unfortunately, maybe because I grew up too fast or maybe because I didn't enjoy Matt Smith's performance. All I know is that Tennant is irreplaceable.
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“Settle down, boys, settle down” - Williams, ESB Recording Session, 1980. An apt comment in this situation.
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Williams specialises in writing for full orchestra - bombastically or not, that is his forte. He knows the ins and outs of every instrument, and therefore his Magnum Opus is most likely going to be a mighty orchestral work like Empire, rather than something like The Post - because mighty orchestral is what John williams is best at doing. The sound he produces with a full orchestra is synonymous with himself, and he knows that. Which is why so many of his scores take advantage of the full orchestra.
Also Orchestras are cool.
On 6/27/2018 at 11:20 PM, Brundlefly said:Massive, long-running orchestral scores that are full of diverse themes, emotions and allow you to enter another world. Therefore especially Empire and Conan somehow epitomize this term, in my opinion.
Williams specialises in writing for full orchestra - bombastically or not, that is his forte. He knows the ins and outs of every instrument, and therefore his Magnum Opus is most likely going to be a mighty orchestral work like Empire, rather than something like The Post - because mighty orchestral is what John williams is best at doing. The sound he produces with a full orchestra is synonymous with himself, and he knows that. Which is why so many of his scores take advantage of the full orchestra.
Also Orchestras are cool.
So that went wrong..
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3 hours ago, Batman's Diet Coke said:
My favorite part is the very beginning after the initial blast with the twinkly sound and the horns.
Ahhh brass counterpoint - one of many areas of expertise for Williams.
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4 hours ago, Jim Ware said:
The last one was amplified to such a ridiculous extent that would be impossible.
Trust me - I’d give it my best shot.
Let’s play the “Guess the Setlist” Game. Let’s try and get as close to the final setlist as we can when it’s revealed (when).
I’ll kick things off by suggesting that the concert will open with “Flight to Neverland”.
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I would fall asleep during a Brian Tyler concert
- bollemanneke, Not Mr. Big and aj_vader
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Just now, Jay said:
Watch the film, then check out the score
Thank you
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8 minutes ago, Holko said:
it's Close Encounters.
I've never even begun to listen to the score. I've listened to a suite once and admired that. Should I listen to the score? Please don't everyone swear at me at once. I have never seen the film though 😕 - score first or film?
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What would you consider to be Johnny's Magnum Opus - the greatest film score he has ever written? We're talking complete film scores here - the most exhilarating ride emotionally from start to finish? What does it for you?
Mine would have to be Empire. Pure genius - the never-ending musical madness action cue that is the Battle of Hoth to the singing strings of Han Solo and the Princess, the rich vibrato of Yoda's theme to the intensely dramatic The Clash of Lightsabres. The greatest musical story John Williams has produced.
In your eyes, what do you think is John Williams' Magnum Opus?
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Hey everyone,
What’s your best “meeting John Williams” story? How many of you guys have met the maestro? How did you manage to meet him? Did you sneak into his dressing room post-show? Did you bump into him on the street? What did you talk to him about? What would you talk to him about if you got the chance!? Share share share!!
(Side note - never met him lol)
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10 minutes ago, crocodile said:
I don’t think so, although I think it wasn’t too far after that. Unless it was... damn I wish I payed more attention to what was going on rather than listening to the score. When I am a little less busy I’ll try and listen to some of the soundtrack.
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Just got back from the movie. As far as quoting original JW Themes goes, I think Giacchino quoted them just the right amount of times. Certain quotes did give me goosebumps. The best quote of the original Jurassic Park theme came around the middle of the movie, reharmonised and wrapped around the accompaniment, although I can’t remember exactly what was happening on screen at the time. If anyone can deduce which track it is on the OST from my very vague description I’d be very pleased
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1 hour ago, hornist said:
So???
This is still bullshit🤑
Fuck you!! Don't ever call yourself a JWfan, money lover is better.
Oh so what you just want me to give it away for free?? Where’s your ticket?? Oh wait..
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I’m so sorry guys I’m trying to get as much back for it as I paid - the money I get out of £500 is only £375 :/// I’m sorry!!!
Is there going to be a JW Fan meetup at any point?
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Hi Folks,
Just listed my other John Williams ticket on StubHub. Cheapest one on there - Stalls J Row 6. If any of you guys are interested in grabbing a ticket then there is an opportunity. Thought I’d let you guys know before it gets snapped up by a non-JWFanner.
See you there!
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You can kindaaaa get away with putting the “A” and “B” theme in the same concert piece with “Adventures of Han”, not so much with Rebellion Reborn, hence my vote.
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What the fuck is going on
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2 hours ago, King Mark said:
did i mention i like Lando's Closet a lot.
it's not impossible Williams helped out, i'm more and more certain of it. Like Powell handed the theme to Williams and Williams scribbled better notes over it
The sole fact that there’s an oboe playing a melody and not a god damn trumpet like the rest of the score shows that Williams had something to do with this.
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What a nightmare the score is to listen to. Little variations in texture, orchestrational chaos. No tension in the pieces and therefore no release and payoff and satisfaction for the listener. I love The Adventures of Han - but what the fuck is Powell doing in the Star Wars universe? This is not a Star Wars score and I don’t like that it’s trying to sit in that universe. Powell cocks up the traditional themes on quite a few occasions. At least Williams still knows how to write.
I am sorry for this unpopular opinion. Rip into me all you wish for this, it’s 12:30am GMT and I’m going to sleep.
- Not Mr. Big and Sergeant
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Is that Williams playing? I’m sure I read somewhere that it is
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Anything good about the album guys?
LA Times: John Williams' early life (article by Tim Greiving)
in JOHN WILLIAMS
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