NewBlueEyes

I'm surprised that the suite from the reivers, with narrator and orchestra for the signature edition. That would have been interesting for story listeners and symphony lovers

Since there's a suite for the rise of skywalker, which signature edition study should be next? A) Soundings B) tributes (for seiji) C) suite from the fabelmans D) Helena's theme and others from Indiana Jones trilogy

I always wondered what's it like from inside

Luckily my composer would never have other musicians write the music for him, that'd be cheating.

I wish there's a single digital music, so we can all hear it

I hope someday we get symphonic suite of the fabelmans. The music sounded beautiful

We all know that he did great classical music and even the best film score of all by him. "Mortal". It's like a homage to some of the films of Bernard Herrmann that he did with Brian De Palma and Alfred Hitchcock. When you hear the quote of dies irae on the helicopter cue, it's almost like you are in a nightmare sequence from Vertigo. A lot of people in America would love to hear more of Marcus Paus in the future.

I don't think they're dead, it's just that John's busy with future classical right now. Probably even trying to put the suite of the rise of skywalker in different movements in one full score, especially Obi-Wan's tv theme.

One lucky future composer, you are.

Now everyone can learn how to write for the Blaster Beam

Does rosewood and stepmom count?

Okay. I thought it'd be left out

Did I forgot about if Jaws 2 be in the signature edition?

If John Debney is writing the music for the reboot movie, he would probably adapt some themes of Williams and stops at the gags on the traps.

I listen to the jazz music, it was okay. But the score..... ugh. The score played by synthesizers feels like a demo for a video game or temp tracks from John Carpenter movies