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Until someone calls a piece/cue/track/theme a "song"...

EDIT: 3 posts down...

This makes me wonder what thread they stumbled upon in order to come up with this statement...

@Gibster look at the mess we've created. 

That's the best description of JwFan I've ever seen

Here's an interesting analysis of JWFan from the reddit thread about this rumor:
 
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FWIW: the randos on the John Williams fan forums are surprisingly well-connected folks when it comes to this sort of thing. It's a remarkably unique community in that they're so singularly obsessed with a figure that isn't frequently known for that level of obsession, and they've been more or less a close-knit (it's like, 30-40 people there driving all the conversation) community in pursuit of unearthing literally EVERYTHING even tangentially related to that man's work for almost... damn, 20 years now. And the amount of stuff they get, and get right, is pretty high.
 
They're sort of like a highly specialized nerd commando unit trained to do one thing: Find out everything there is to know about John Williams. The J-Team, if you will.
 
That all said: I would not recommend doing anything other than lurking that place. But then again, you don't really need to do anything more than lurk that place if you're interested in John Williams (or film scoring in general).
"

This made my morning
 
@Manakin SkywalkerMaybe YOU'RE composing for the show and you just haven't told me yet

This made my morning
 
@Manakin SkywalkerMaybe YOU'RE composing for the show and you just haven't told me yet

It's John Williams, the famous guitarist.

Who is the guy in the middle?

As Jay said, it just doesn’t happen anymore, given his age and the fact that we are still in a pandemic.  It’s a very nice thing you’re doing for your son. I will be there at this concert too.  So although you may be disappointed that autographs or meet and greets are completely out of the question, live in the moment and realize how lucky we are. Enjoy the opportunity and consider yourself so fortunate to even be able to attend.  It’s quite miraculous to me that the Maestro is doing so many concerts in such a short period of time. 

If these photos are from Kenobi's sessions, then the few London musicians must've been contracted, a la the London musicians contracted for the sequel trilogy, although the scores were of course recorded in LA. I highly doubt they were fake listings, that would be way too obscure for a "prank".

I wish they got Michael Large to score this.

I gave up waiting and placed my order for all the other titles I was holding out for.
 
Which obviously means this will come back in stock in the next few days.

JW: I know kung fu.
LP: Show me!
 

They're keeping it secret because John Williams scored the whole thing 

What wonderful news to read after a holiday in Italy! Beyond thrilled this is happening...

Indeed. It will be interesting to see how his character is developed.

No onions on mine!

And an apple turnover!

Let me have fun

That's not part of the original documentary, they added that for the Blu-ray set. 

@enderdrag64 They are re-recordings. The end credits of the documentary includes credits for the composer and others that worked on the new arrangements. There are other documentaries that use these same arrangements but re-recorded yet again. I've always liked the end credits arrangement, particularly the very ending.
 
EDIT: William Loose was the composer/arranger on all of the aforementioned documentaries.
 
 
Original music by William Loose.