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  1. @crumbs Looks like in addition to the famous five notes, another version was circled as a finalist:
  2. No, apart from the main title and end credits, of course. ESB, ROTJ, and TROS also have one actual film use of the B-theme each, though ESB’s was dialed out.
  3. Well, it does also show up as the B-theme for the throne room sequence. In fact, I seem to recall it may have originally been be written for the throne room first and then repurposed as the main theme B-theme later on.
  4. And that in turn sounds strongly influenced by Prokofiev's Scythian Suite:
  5. So great to finally have this score, and in pristine sound! To my ears, the music for the police presence is cut from the same clothe as the music for the government forces in Close Encounters of the Third Kind, lots of tense and terse timpani, snare drum, and cymbals.
  6. YouTube personality Rick Beato, who usually discusses music in a pop and rock vein, has just released a video where he argues that John Williams is the most influential well-known musical artist in history:
  7. I think I shared this elsewhere before, but it seems like it belongs here: this is the complete list of the original titles used in the film, in the order they first appear, taken from the SESAC repertoire database.
  8. It’s 3M23R No, No…No! and seems to have been written for the early scene of Finn and Rey on the Falcon where Rey is attempting to fix the ship, which ultimately went unscored.
  9. I haven’t found any we don’t already know in GEMA or SABAM, apart from “Country - Western”.
  10. Hmm, the key and instrumentation match, but the chords aren’t quite right, and the melody is quite different.
  11. It finally has an OST, after 50 years! The Sugarland Express (1974) 1 The Sugarland Express — Main Title 1M1 The Sugarland Express 2 Freedom At Last 2M2 Freedom At Last 3 The First Chase 2M3 The First Chase 4 Taking The Jump 1:51 0:00-0:31 3M1 Taking The Jump 0:29-end unknown 5 The Caravan Forms 3M2-4M0 The Caravan Forms 6 To The Roadblock 4M1 To The Road Block 7 Sugarland Dance unknown 8 Road Ballad unknown 9 Out Of Gas 2:26 0:00-1:05 unknown 1:05-end 4M2 Out Of Gas 10 Trading Stamps 5M3 Trading Stamps 11 Police Cars Move 9M1 The Police Cars Move 12 Along The Route unknown 13 Man And Wife unknown 14 Franklyn Falls 8M2 Roadrunner 15 Sealing The Bargain 9M2 Sealing the Bargain 16 The Deputies Arrive 10M1 The Deputies Arrive 17 The Onlookers 10M3 The Onlookers 18 Open Highway unknown 19 Pursuit unknown 20 Over The Next Hill 11M3 Over The Next Hill 21 Setting The Trap 10M6 Setting The Trap 22 Last Conversation 11M4/12M0 The Last Conversation 23 The Final Ride 12M1 The Last Ride 24 The Sugarland Express — End Title 12M2 End Title
  12. So, sounds like we won’t have too long to wait for the next JW expansion (and Legacy of John Williams podcast episode about it). Anyone care to speculate? Seems like a fairly good chance it’s Intrada, since we know they’ve had a pair of titles in the works for a while. I’d personally love to see The Patriot or one of the Oliver Stone titles.
  13. So, if this SABAM Repertoire listing is correct, there's almost twice as much JW music on this CD as in the actual film! Roughly 22.5 minutes vs. 40.5 minutes for the new La-La Land release.
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