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Man, Phil Cobb on trumpet is such a worthy successor to Maurice Murphy. He sounded great in SOLO too.

Oh gosh, I wish they would professionally release it just like this. Looks great.

In the waiting of the processed recordings,
please find some Homework I've made using the new LSO identity:
 
Custom Front cover:

 
Custom Back cover:

 
 
We have almost 3 recordings from my side (AAC, MP3, Wave),
and some 2 from other friend!

The expression and dynamics tonight were simply incredible. I got emotional at almost everything! Must be one of the finest orchestras in the world. I have many videos to edit over the next few days 😁 VID-20181026-WA0014.mp4

Nothing through speakers (obviously)

These celli! 😱

Wow Han Solo and the Princess... was life-changing

My god, this is gorgeous. Glad I managed to tune in for the second half. Hope they’ll do a recording of Han Solo and the Princess some time.

Adore this arrangement.  Simply adore it.

What a beautiful arrangement.

Wonderful playing by Lauri!

This is literally a perfect performance of Schindler's List

The way the violinist and orchestra are in sync with how they'll back off on a note then edge into it...wow.

Oh man, the sudden drops and gains in the phrases are heartpulling.

These concerts are the main reason we know he is ill. Mike Matessino mentioned a 'routine illness' so it is possible (if not probable) that this is an issue that crops up for JW now and again, and he has had hospital visits for it before. But as he didn't have to cancel anything, none of us knew about it.

The man is unwell and you want to make him watch JJ Abrams movies? What kinda monster are you?!

I don't wanna be too negative here, but it means "stable under the circumstances"..... And anyway I don't like this word; the doctors use this word to describe patients after tough, risky operations....
 
Because if he's so fine and dandy already, why cancel the concerts that's scheduled in two weeks' time? Doesn't add up.

Given that this is the first and only time I'll be seeing the Maestro perform (AND the LSO to boot), I'm personally very pleasantly surprised and happy about the set list. Surprised because there's more cues than I expected there to be and happy because I've been listening to these tracks for nearly all my life, indeed it is for the most part what I'd call the soundtrack to it. So this is great as far as I'm concerned. 
 

There's still encores.

Re-recordings by The City of Prague Philharmonics, transcribed by ear.

This one's awesome, of course, but I'm still happier about Saving Private Ryan and Schindler's List (as far as 2018 releases go). These two soundtracks are two of my most listened to ever! Dracula, not so much.

Any chance you can refrain yourself from making weird and creepy replies like this?  I don't think anyone on this entire forum appreciates them.  Thank you.

Lol. Jay is right. Not just a different key, different notes, different steps between notes, etc. Honestly, the only real similarity is that they're both played on that low brass Giacchino uses. You might as well throw Nero's Theme from Star Trek and that section from the Sky High Main Theme in there as well if that's all it takes for a theme to sound the same.
 
 

I mean, it's completely different notes
 
 

Yup, I'm posting about this. Every time I see a gloriously specky film like the trailer posted above, I get a bit giddy. Movies just don't look correct anymore. In the cinema, there'd be specks. On home video prior to Blu ray, there'd be specks. In many cases, sudden excessive specks were an indication of a special effects shot. Now that the specks have been eliminated, everything looks less like a film and more like one of Drax's soap operas.