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Yes! Another member for the Fuck the T-Rex Tracking Society!

My alarm went at 4:00. I hear ya.
 
 
I prefer cheap flights.

Thinking about you guys!

Sitting on the tarmac right now...one more  hour delay as apparently there’s a cue for landing in Vienna. Anyway as long I get to Vienna by tomorrow I’m not complaining!
I hope everyone flying tomorrow has less problems...

It's supposed to snow over the weekend in Vienna, so if we're lucky, we might get a winter scenery there. Vienna in snow is incredible!

Dream Country is comprised of 8 cues
0:00-3:29 = 3M23 Dream Country 3:29-5:47 = 3M24 It's A Fizz Wizard [4:00-4:40 = 3M24 Insert The Origin of Dreams] 5:47-6:35 = 3M24B Presenting The Dream 6:35-6:59 = 3M24A Sophie's Dream 6:59-8:08 = 3M24AR Chasing Dreams 8:08-end = 3M25 Catching a Bad Dream [3M25 Insert Bad Dream Insert is in here somewhere too]

I see. Dream Country is one of the best pieces JW wrote in a long time. I would recommend it to anyone who loves great old school JW orchestration.

I see. Dream Country is one of the best pieces JW wrote in a long time. I would recommend it to anyone who loves great old school JW orchestration.

Some movie that really inspires him...I think the last time he was really inspired by his subject was during scoring of HP1...or maybe Book Thief according to popular belief.

I see. Dream Country is one of the best pieces JW wrote in a long time. I would recommend it to anyone who loves great old school JW orchestration.

Bartok's greatest piece. Btw from 19:04 onward has been a direct inspiration for JW's 'T-rex Rescue and Finale' (most notably the transition at 21:00). I dare bet that it was used as temp track.

In his action music JW uses a lot of extended harmonies (often in clustered chords), chromatically altered chords, bitonality, mode mixture and orchestrational tricks like aleatorism, but essentially most of his music is basically tonal. See the other threads about JW's use of chromaticism and writing techniques.

1) Sergei Prokofiev
2) Gustav Mahler
3) Erich W. Korngold
4) Bela Bartok
5) William Walton

In honor of the Maestro I painted this little portrait the evening before the Royal Albert Hall concert in my hotel room in London.
Let's all hope for his full recovery!!
 
 

In honor of the Maestro I painted this little portrait the evening before the Royal Albert Hall concert in my hotel room in London.
Let's all hope for his full recovery!!
 
 

X-Rays' theme.

In honor of the Maestro I painted this little portrait the evening before the Royal Albert Hall concert in my hotel room in London.
Let's all hope for his full recovery!!
 
 

He came over to take advantage of the NHS!
 
John Williams - The Accidental (Health) Tourist

In honor of the Maestro I painted this little portrait the evening before the Royal Albert Hall concert in my hotel room in London.
Let's all hope for his full recovery!!
 
 

In honor of the Maestro I painted this little portrait the evening before the Royal Albert Hall concert in my hotel room in London.
Let's all hope for his full recovery!!
 
 

In honor of the Maestro I painted this little portrait the evening before the Royal Albert Hall concert in my hotel room in London.
Let's all hope for his full recovery!!
 
 

In honor of the Maestro I painted this little portrait the evening before the Royal Albert Hall concert in my hotel room in London.
Let's all hope for his full recovery!!
 
 

In honor of the Maestro I painted this little portrait the evening before the Royal Albert Hall concert in my hotel room in London.
Let's all hope for his full recovery!!
 
 

In honor of the Maestro I painted this little portrait the evening before the Royal Albert Hall concert in my hotel room in London.
Let's all hope for his full recovery!!
 
 

In honor of the Maestro I painted this little portrait the evening before the Royal Albert Hall concert in my hotel room in London.
Let's all hope for his full recovery!!