Melvin Frohike

I haven't seen a lot of these episodes and Ahsoka wouldn't make my list at all. However it's only at number 2 (and Succession at 18th) because the list is alphabetical by the show's name. I loved their "first" pick from Afterparty.

I just got my ticket for the Sunday concert after having been in the waiting queue since October 28th 13:54 GMT+1. I queued for all categories and now got category 6-7. FYI, the ticket clearly states JW as the conductor as well as Anne-Sophie Mutter as the violinist.

I went to Vienna despite the cancellation. At the Musikverein there was a notice with some lovely scribbles by fans. I didn’t have the time or pen to add something myself, though.

27/80 Yes, when Lemony Snicket came, which I've never heard, I immediately knew it was a Thomas Newman Score. So, hoping it was from an obscure passage of American Beauty, i typed that in which happened to be the next piece.

I also made a piano medley of themes from lost. Also included are the tracks "The Hole Shabang" and "Aloha" from the season six soundtrack.

I love Bruce Broughton's theme. Steve Bramson did an excellent job scoring the actual series.

It was also used in the DS9 pilot, where it obviously belongs to the Enterprise. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okQ5qe4ZrP0#t=110s Jay Chattaway hinted at the theme in the Voyager pilot as well. Right after Janeway says "to seek out new worlds and explore space". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hr2i1DfaKZM#t=425s

Cromulent

Another good interview at aicn. http://www.aintitcool.com/node/46847 A lot of talk about John Williams

The cake is a lie!

d'oh! In my defense, I've searched for the clip in this thread. I didn't consider, it might be elsewhere.

http://www.ascap.com/eventsawards/awards/f...eo/shaiman.aspx

Did anyone record this? Unfortunately I can't fast forward the music. So, when I heard the ALIAS quote about 3/4 through, I wanted to get back a few seconds, but now i have to get through all music again.

I'll throw in Scream and Saw as movies that influenced their genre for years to come.

I'd love to hear how Mozart uses a modern orchestra and adapts his style to supplement a movie.

I want to stress, that i am not responsible for any of the unreleased music. I just downloaded it and gave it to Pieter

John Williams did conduct Call of the Champions without sheet music. http://youtube.com/watch?v=ibm_Nj--DDE It is unusal, but can be done, especially with pieces that are rythmically simple and don't change tempo too much. Conducting a whole symphony from memory is intense, though I am not familiar with Shostakovich's 5th Symphony, shame on me.

I listened to the youtube videos a bit and this seems to be the so called "Extended" Soundtrack version, although the edits are different. I've downloaded this of some torrent site quite some time ago, but the site is down now. Anyway, it appears that i have all the music of those youtube videos and more in better sound quality. Now, i'd like to make the files available to you. But i don't have a lot of traffic on my webspace. So, someone please contact me, who could host the files for all jwfans. I thought, this version was well known, or i would have said something before.

I've wrote Marcus' sketches into Sibelius and made an audio file. http://www.johannet.de/indy4.zip It starts with the Soviet March, the skull themes come right after that. I've changed two things. In my opinion, the tempo of the march was to high, so i slowed it down a bit. I also didn't know what part Marcus meant to be the coda, so i wrote a basic two bar ending for the march. I hope that's allright. I can change it to your version, if you tell me what part should be repeated. Marcus got my Vote, but the other entries are all great!