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    Reads too much music
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  1. is there any estimate on when they would release the score for this? I'm assuming Ax is playing it a few more times before they allows public access
  2. Revenge of the Sith The Empire Strikes Back Return of the Jedi Close Encounters of the Third Kind A New Hope Prisoner of Azkaban The Phantom Menace Jurassic Park Raiders of the Lost Ark Sorcerer's Stone
  3. If anyone's interested, I made a score reduction & analysis of what I believe is one of the standout cues from the film:
  4. I recently went on the Rise of the Resistance ride in Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland and thoroughly enjoyed it - and then I took a look at the music and realized its a huge medley of a lot of different standout cues from across the 9 Star Wars films. I've made a score reprint video that essentially contains this whole medley if it were to be played in 1 go, if anyone is interested:
  5. Oh you’re right - idk what I was thinking when I wrote that 😂
  6. I went ahead and did both Mount Doom cues - I do know you analyzed The Crack of Doom on your own channel, but I thought I'd take a shot at it myself, too.
  7. i dont recognize all of the ones in the i dont recognize all of these - its possible they're something from The Last Jedi's isolated score (which I haven't really listened to) or possibly even unreleased music from TROS
  8. I was just wondering how people's opinions of the Star Wars movies compared to their opinions on the music from them, and if they are correlated in any way. Here is my ranking for the Star Wars films: (and I'm limiting this to the Skywalker Saga, the only ones with music by John Williams) A great website to help you rank things: https://karenarialin.github.io/the-ranker/ Revenge of the Sith The Empire Strikes Back A New Hope The Phantom Menace Return of the Jedi The Force Awakens The Last Jedi Attack of the Clones The Rise of Skywalker And here is my ranking for the music of those films: Revenge of the Sith The Phantom Menace The Empire Strikes Back The Last Jedi Return of the Jedi The Force Awakens A New Hope Attack of the Clones The Rise of Skywalker So the rankings are somewhat similar, although I do believe that The Phantom Menace and the Last Jedi are largely carried by their soundtracks. A New Hope is a great film overall, but I feel like the soundtrack has grown a little dull for me personally, because so much of its material has been reused and replayed in later films, which are often accompanied by more great music of their own.
  9. Still working on those requests (most of which are very long and note-heavy cues with tons to analyze), but I decided to take a small break and make a simpler analysis of 'Epilogue' from War of the Worlds, which is a personal favorite of mine from the soundtrack.
  10. that's what i thought...interesting though, the overall pacing and how the strings climax, etc. really make it feel like it might have been intended for a scene.
  11. does anyone know what the Epilogue music (part of which was tracked in for the plane wreckage scene) was written for originally? (as in the parts not tracked in)
  12. I've been exploring Williams' work from more and more different films, and I've come to really like some of the jazz stuff that he writes, so I would like to make a playlist or complitation for myself of his jazz writings, and I was wondering if there were any that I'm missing: (I know there is a lot more jazz-style writing from his early music in the 30s and such, but I'm more looking for stuff that came later) -Cantina Band (Star Wars) -Canto Bight (The Last Jedi) -A lot of the music from Tintin (specifically the opening) -Catch Me If You Can
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