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The On Demand Audio is now live!
 
2:36 minutes which is exactly what I captured live. So, I think it is basically the entire concert unedited. 
https://www.wqxr.org/story/john-williams-conducts-the-philadelphia-orchestra/
 
 

The On Demand Audio is now live!
 
2:36 minutes which is exactly what I captured live. So, I think it is basically the entire concert unedited. 
https://www.wqxr.org/story/john-williams-conducts-the-philadelphia-orchestra/
 
 

The On Demand Audio is now live!
 
2:36 minutes which is exactly what I captured live. So, I think it is basically the entire concert unedited. 
https://www.wqxr.org/story/john-williams-conducts-the-philadelphia-orchestra/
 
 

For those of us unable to by in NYC on Thursday (or unable to obtain tickets), it does appear that the concert will be broadcast live on WQXR and streamed online.
 
https://www.carnegiehall.org/Explore/Watch-and-Listen/WQXR-Broadcasts
 
I doubt that this will be available on demand but I could be wrong.
 
I was also hoping Carnegie+ on AppleTV would broadcast a video, and if that is happening, I don’t see any evidence yet. I guess it could show up for on demand after the fact. Since it is not in the announcement, I doubt that we will get more than audio. However, I am very happy to have that!
 
(The same concert in Philadelphia on Tuesday does not appear to be streamed as the Philadelphia Orchestra site shows their next streaming audio concert to be April 20, the day after the JW/ASM concert in that city.)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

For those of us unable to by in NYC on Thursday (or unable to obtain tickets), it does appear that the concert will be broadcast live on WQXR and streamed online.
 
https://www.carnegiehall.org/Explore/Watch-and-Listen/WQXR-Broadcasts
 
I doubt that this will be available on demand but I could be wrong.
 
I was also hoping Carnegie+ on AppleTV would broadcast a video, and if that is happening, I don’t see any evidence yet. I guess it could show up for on demand after the fact. Since it is not in the announcement, I doubt that we will get more than audio. However, I am very happy to have that!
 
(The same concert in Philadelphia on Tuesday does not appear to be streamed as the Philadelphia Orchestra site shows their next streaming audio concert to be April 20, the day after the JW/ASM concert in that city.)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

For those of us unable to by in NYC on Thursday (or unable to obtain tickets), it does appear that the concert will be broadcast live on WQXR and streamed online.
 
https://www.carnegiehall.org/Explore/Watch-and-Listen/WQXR-Broadcasts
 
I doubt that this will be available on demand but I could be wrong.
 
I was also hoping Carnegie+ on AppleTV would broadcast a video, and if that is happening, I don’t see any evidence yet. I guess it could show up for on demand after the fact. Since it is not in the announcement, I doubt that we will get more than audio. However, I am very happy to have that!
 
(The same concert in Philadelphia on Tuesday does not appear to be streamed as the Philadelphia Orchestra site shows their next streaming audio concert to be April 20, the day after the JW/ASM concert in that city.)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I'll be happy to have Highwood's Ghost as an official audio release to go with my capture from the radio broadcast and the rip off the Bernstein 100 blu-ray.
 
I am so glad they brought Jessica Zhou over to NY to record her part since it was written for her too. A quick search of Presto music only brings up 2 other albums, and neither has her as prominently featured as this. 
 
I agree with the comments on Schindler's List but the playing is so lovely on the first track released today that I don't mind too much.
 
Will be cool to hear Lincoln with the cello prominent. 

I'll be happy to have Highwood's Ghost as an official audio release to go with my capture from the radio broadcast and the rip off the Bernstein 100 blu-ray.
 
I am so glad they brought Jessica Zhou over to NY to record her part since it was written for her too. A quick search of Presto music only brings up 2 other albums, and neither has her as prominently featured as this. 
 
I agree with the comments on Schindler's List but the playing is so lovely on the first track released today that I don't mind too much.
 
Will be cool to hear Lincoln with the cello prominent. 

I'll be happy to have Highwood's Ghost as an official audio release to go with my capture from the radio broadcast and the rip off the Bernstein 100 blu-ray.
 
I am so glad they brought Jessica Zhou over to NY to record her part since it was written for her too. A quick search of Presto music only brings up 2 other albums, and neither has her as prominently featured as this. 
 
I agree with the comments on Schindler's List but the playing is so lovely on the first track released today that I don't mind too much.
 
Will be cool to hear Lincoln with the cello prominent. 

I was there from 1991-1994. I think I was called around 2000, but maybe it was closer to the Concord set in the mid-2000s. Definitely not around the later project on SW. 
 
For some reason, only Indy was around. I saw no other music tracks from SW or Willow or Tucker etc.

I am not sure this is helpful or not information given all that has been written in the thread, but I'll provide it in any case.
 
When I worked on Young Indy, we had access to all the Skywalker Sound sound effects reels. (These were on quarter inch, half tape format reels - e.g. 2 stereo channels only going in one direction as compared to consumer quarter inch that had 4 channels.) Amongst those tapes were the stereo mix downs of the recorded orchestral Raiders's music. We used a few bits as temp music before Joel McNeely and Laurence Rosenthal did the new scores. Overall, George Lucas preferred us to use no William music at all in the temps because he was worried that the tunes would be too associated with their original placement in the movies.
 
Back to the question:
2m1 was not on the reels. I know this because I made a copy of the reel to cassette which I still have (but is in storage) as well as a capture of that tape. So, I would agree with @Jay that this was not recorded in 1981 - possibly it was spotted and maybe sketched. Since the tape reel were almost complete (even the insert fixes for 8m3 Indy Rides the Statue were there), my guess at the time is that they represented everything printed from the music recording sessions. (The 1m3 insert for the Boulder sequence was not there so I guess that was done later or created out of another take? CORRECTION: I checked, and it was on the ¼" reel and my cassette!)
 
However, there were no source music pieces on those tapes - there was only the Williams score, leading me to believe that those queues were found/recorded/licensed from elsewhere. 
 
For example, the diggers song at Tanis was on the sound effects reels for Raiders. This song occurs at about 58 minutes. My understanding was this was recorded by the extras during the film production. (I personally edited this into the YIJC Cairo 1908 episode as an Easter egg when Indy arrives at Howard Carter's camp 21 mins into the My First Adventure movie that includes this episode.)
 

After I wrote this reply, I remembered I just had my original cassette capture retransferred over last summer when we were selling our house and digitizing all of our old photo albums. The place I used does audio too! (I was able to save recordings with my in-laws which was a nice find as they are gone a few years now.)
 
And, I had tossed in Raiders (as well as Young Indy's first movie of the week music which was recorded at SkySound). And I just loaded that raw cassette wav capture, and in fact, it does include the boulder pick up insert! I must have forgotten about it! As I wrote before, 2m1 does not exist on what I have.
 
 
Only a little bit.
 
Temple of Doom was similarly in the library in the ¼" track format. We did not use anything from that, so I never had reason to put up the reels. (We did not like to handle things that were otherwise sitting happily stored for worry of damage or adding print through.) So, I have no idea if the Palace Source music was on those tapes or not. I assume those were licensed, but there is a Williams cue that does weave into and out of it, so he must have had that in the film edit to work with. (Complete guess though.) And I know that music is on the music stems so maybe the music editor did that and gave it to Williams. The quality of the recording is pretty poor, and it's mixed fairly low in the movie anyway. 
 
By the time of Last Crusade scoring sessions, everything was on 2" 16 or 24 track. I remember those music reels being in Ben Burtt's closet! And funnily enough, about 5 years after I left, I got a call from someone asking if I knew were they were! (I said they were in Ben's closet - which they said they had alread checked! I had only seen them but similarly we did not use anything, so they stayed in their boxes.) When I visited a number of years after that, having not been back in some time, I found that the closet itself was now gone. Matt Wood and Dave Acord had remodeled Ben Burtt's old audio suite and needed the space. So, no idea if they ever found those Last Crusade tracks tapes. I guess they found a source in any case given what ended up on the Indiana Jones 3 movie music box set.
 
Hopefully whenever Mike M. gets the ok, he can go back to the earliest generation masters.

I was there from 1991-1994. I think I was called around 2000, but maybe it was closer to the Concord set in the mid-2000s. Definitely not around the later project on SW. 
 
For some reason, only Indy was around. I saw no other music tracks from SW or Willow or Tucker etc.

I was there from 1991-1994. I think I was called around 2000, but maybe it was closer to the Concord set in the mid-2000s. Definitely not around the later project on SW. 
 
For some reason, only Indy was around. I saw no other music tracks from SW or Willow or Tucker etc.

Ha ha. Yes, that's me. Still at Meta working on AR interaction models. Here's a link to the team's work that I am part of it - long term research. I love it. https://tech.fb.com/inside-reality-labs-meet-the-team-thats-bringing-touch-to-the-digital-world/
 
Oh yes, and I'm a professor too.
 
Part time.
 
 
 
Yep, that was a blast. Having seen what they did with World of Warcraft and Guitar Hero, I knew they would be a positive on Oculus too and make just enough fun of us. I manager our customer support team at that time, and they just loved the episode. 

Ha ha. Yes, that's me. Still at Meta working on AR interaction models. Here's a link to the team's work that I am part of it - long term research. I love it. https://tech.fb.com/inside-reality-labs-meet-the-team-thats-bringing-touch-to-the-digital-world/
 
Oh yes, and I'm a professor too.
 
Part time.
 
 
 
Yep, that was a blast. Having seen what they did with World of Warcraft and Guitar Hero, I knew they would be a positive on Oculus too and make just enough fun of us. I manager our customer support team at that time, and they just loved the episode. 

I am not sure this is helpful or not information given all that has been written in the thread, but I'll provide it in any case.
 
When I worked on Young Indy, we had access to all the Skywalker Sound sound effects reels. (These were on quarter inch, half tape format reels - e.g. 2 stereo channels only going in one direction as compared to consumer quarter inch that had 4 channels.) Amongst those tapes were the stereo mix downs of the recorded orchestral Raiders's music. We used a few bits as temp music before Joel McNeely and Laurence Rosenthal did the new scores. Overall, George Lucas preferred us to use no William music at all in the temps because he was worried that the tunes would be too associated with their original placement in the movies.
 
Back to the question:
2m1 was not on the reels. I know this because I made a copy of the reel to cassette which I still have (but is in storage) as well as a capture of that tape. So, I would agree with @Jay that this was not recorded in 1981 - possibly it was spotted and maybe sketched. Since the tape reel were almost complete (even the insert fixes for 8m3 Indy Rides the Statue were there), my guess at the time is that they represented everything printed from the music recording sessions. (The 1m3 insert for the Boulder sequence was not there so I guess that was done later or created out of another take? CORRECTION: I checked, and it was on the ¼" reel and my cassette!)
 
However, there were no source music pieces on those tapes - there was only the Williams score, leading me to believe that those queues were found/recorded/licensed from elsewhere. 
 
For example, the diggers song at Tanis was on the sound effects reels for Raiders. This song occurs at about 58 minutes. My understanding was this was recorded by the extras during the film production. (I personally edited this into the YIJC Cairo 1908 episode as an Easter egg when Indy arrives at Howard Carter's camp 21 mins into the My First Adventure movie that includes this episode.)
 

I am not sure this is helpful or not information given all that has been written in the thread, but I'll provide it in any case.
 
When I worked on Young Indy, we had access to all the Skywalker Sound sound effects reels. (These were on quarter inch, half tape format reels - e.g. 2 stereo channels only going in one direction as compared to consumer quarter inch that had 4 channels.) Amongst those tapes were the stereo mix downs of the recorded orchestral Raiders's music. We used a few bits as temp music before Joel McNeely and Laurence Rosenthal did the new scores. Overall, George Lucas preferred us to use no William music at all in the temps because he was worried that the tunes would be too associated with their original placement in the movies.
 
Back to the question:
2m1 was not on the reels. I know this because I made a copy of the reel to cassette which I still have (but is in storage) as well as a capture of that tape. So, I would agree with @Jay that this was not recorded in 1981 - possibly it was spotted and maybe sketched. Since the tape reel were almost complete (even the insert fixes for 8m3 Indy Rides the Statue were there), my guess at the time is that they represented everything printed from the music recording sessions. (The 1m3 insert for the Boulder sequence was not there so I guess that was done later or created out of another take? CORRECTION: I checked, and it was on the ¼" reel and my cassette!)
 
However, there were no source music pieces on those tapes - there was only the Williams score, leading me to believe that those queues were found/recorded/licensed from elsewhere. 
 
For example, the diggers song at Tanis was on the sound effects reels for Raiders. This song occurs at about 58 minutes. My understanding was this was recorded by the extras during the film production. (I personally edited this into the YIJC Cairo 1908 episode as an Easter egg when Indy arrives at Howard Carter's camp 21 mins into the My First Adventure movie that includes this episode.)
 

After I wrote this reply, I remembered I just had my original cassette capture retransferred over last summer when we were selling our house and digitizing all of our old photo albums. The place I used does audio too! (I was able to save recordings with my in-laws which was a nice find as they are gone a few years now.)
 
And, I had tossed in Raiders (as well as Young Indy's first movie of the week music which was recorded at SkySound). And I just loaded that raw cassette wav capture, and in fact, it does include the boulder pick up insert! I must have forgotten about it! As I wrote before, 2m1 does not exist on what I have.
 
 
Only a little bit.
 
Temple of Doom was similarly in the library in the ¼" track format. We did not use anything from that, so I never had reason to put up the reels. (We did not like to handle things that were otherwise sitting happily stored for worry of damage or adding print through.) So, I have no idea if the Palace Source music was on those tapes or not. I assume those were licensed, but there is a Williams cue that does weave into and out of it, so he must have had that in the film edit to work with. (Complete guess though.) And I know that music is on the music stems so maybe the music editor did that and gave it to Williams. The quality of the recording is pretty poor, and it's mixed fairly low in the movie anyway. 
 
By the time of Last Crusade scoring sessions, everything was on 2" 16 or 24 track. I remember those music reels being in Ben Burtt's closet! And funnily enough, about 5 years after I left, I got a call from someone asking if I knew were they were! (I said they were in Ben's closet - which they said they had alread checked! I had only seen them but similarly we did not use anything, so they stayed in their boxes.) When I visited a number of years after that, having not been back in some time, I found that the closet itself was now gone. Matt Wood and Dave Acord had remodeled Ben Burtt's old audio suite and needed the space. So, no idea if they ever found those Last Crusade tracks tapes. I guess they found a source in any case given what ended up on the Indiana Jones 3 movie music box set.
 
Hopefully whenever Mike M. gets the ok, he can go back to the earliest generation masters.

I am not sure this is helpful or not information given all that has been written in the thread, but I'll provide it in any case.
 
When I worked on Young Indy, we had access to all the Skywalker Sound sound effects reels. (These were on quarter inch, half tape format reels - e.g. 2 stereo channels only going in one direction as compared to consumer quarter inch that had 4 channels.) Amongst those tapes were the stereo mix downs of the recorded orchestral Raiders's music. We used a few bits as temp music before Joel McNeely and Laurence Rosenthal did the new scores. Overall, George Lucas preferred us to use no William music at all in the temps because he was worried that the tunes would be too associated with their original placement in the movies.
 
Back to the question:
2m1 was not on the reels. I know this because I made a copy of the reel to cassette which I still have (but is in storage) as well as a capture of that tape. So, I would agree with @Jay that this was not recorded in 1981 - possibly it was spotted and maybe sketched. Since the tape reel were almost complete (even the insert fixes for 8m3 Indy Rides the Statue were there), my guess at the time is that they represented everything printed from the music recording sessions. (The 1m3 insert for the Boulder sequence was not there so I guess that was done later or created out of another take? CORRECTION: I checked, and it was on the ¼" reel and my cassette!)
 
However, there were no source music pieces on those tapes - there was only the Williams score, leading me to believe that those queues were found/recorded/licensed from elsewhere. 
 
For example, the diggers song at Tanis was on the sound effects reels for Raiders. This song occurs at about 58 minutes. My understanding was this was recorded by the extras during the film production. (I personally edited this into the YIJC Cairo 1908 episode as an Easter egg when Indy arrives at Howard Carter's camp 21 mins into the My First Adventure movie that includes this episode.)
 

I am not sure this is helpful or not information given all that has been written in the thread, but I'll provide it in any case.
 
When I worked on Young Indy, we had access to all the Skywalker Sound sound effects reels. (These were on quarter inch, half tape format reels - e.g. 2 stereo channels only going in one direction as compared to consumer quarter inch that had 4 channels.) Amongst those tapes were the stereo mix downs of the recorded orchestral Raiders's music. We used a few bits as temp music before Joel McNeely and Laurence Rosenthal did the new scores. Overall, George Lucas preferred us to use no William music at all in the temps because he was worried that the tunes would be too associated with their original placement in the movies.
 
Back to the question:
2m1 was not on the reels. I know this because I made a copy of the reel to cassette which I still have (but is in storage) as well as a capture of that tape. So, I would agree with @Jay that this was not recorded in 1981 - possibly it was spotted and maybe sketched. Since the tape reel were almost complete (even the insert fixes for 8m3 Indy Rides the Statue were there), my guess at the time is that they represented everything printed from the music recording sessions. (The 1m3 insert for the Boulder sequence was not there so I guess that was done later or created out of another take? CORRECTION: I checked, and it was on the ¼" reel and my cassette!)
 
However, there were no source music pieces on those tapes - there was only the Williams score, leading me to believe that those queues were found/recorded/licensed from elsewhere. 
 
For example, the diggers song at Tanis was on the sound effects reels for Raiders. This song occurs at about 58 minutes. My understanding was this was recorded by the extras during the film production. (I personally edited this into the YIJC Cairo 1908 episode as an Easter egg when Indy arrives at Howard Carter's camp 21 mins into the My First Adventure movie that includes this episode.)
 

By the way, you can actually see where the selected take numbers were written in (by Ken Wannberg?) throughout these cues.
 

And co-host of the IndyCast Magic of John Williams specials.

After I wrote this reply, I remembered I just had my original cassette capture retransferred over last summer when we were selling our house and digitizing all of our old photo albums. The place I used does audio too! (I was able to save recordings with my in-laws which was a nice find as they are gone a few years now.)
 
And, I had tossed in Raiders (as well as Young Indy's first movie of the week music which was recorded at SkySound). And I just loaded that raw cassette wav capture, and in fact, it does include the boulder pick up insert! I must have forgotten about it! As I wrote before, 2m1 does not exist on what I have.
 
 
Only a little bit.
 
Temple of Doom was similarly in the library in the ¼" track format. We did not use anything from that, so I never had reason to put up the reels. (We did not like to handle things that were otherwise sitting happily stored for worry of damage or adding print through.) So, I have no idea if the Palace Source music was on those tapes or not. I assume those were licensed, but there is a Williams cue that does weave into and out of it, so he must have had that in the film edit to work with. (Complete guess though.) And I know that music is on the music stems so maybe the music editor did that and gave it to Williams. The quality of the recording is pretty poor, and it's mixed fairly low in the movie anyway. 
 
By the time of Last Crusade scoring sessions, everything was on 2" 16 or 24 track. I remember those music reels being in Ben Burtt's closet! And funnily enough, about 5 years after I left, I got a call from someone asking if I knew were they were! (I said they were in Ben's closet - which they said they had alread checked! I had only seen them but similarly we did not use anything, so they stayed in their boxes.) When I visited a number of years after that, having not been back in some time, I found that the closet itself was now gone. Matt Wood and Dave Acord had remodeled Ben Burtt's old audio suite and needed the space. So, no idea if they ever found those Last Crusade tracks tapes. I guess they found a source in any case given what ended up on the Indiana Jones 3 movie music box set.
 
Hopefully whenever Mike M. gets the ok, he can go back to the earliest generation masters.

After I wrote this reply, I remembered I just had my original cassette capture retransferred over last summer when we were selling our house and digitizing all of our old photo albums. The place I used does audio too! (I was able to save recordings with my in-laws which was a nice find as they are gone a few years now.)
 
And, I had tossed in Raiders (as well as Young Indy's first movie of the week music which was recorded at SkySound). And I just loaded that raw cassette wav capture, and in fact, it does include the boulder pick up insert! I must have forgotten about it! As I wrote before, 2m1 does not exist on what I have.
 
 
Only a little bit.
 
Temple of Doom was similarly in the library in the ¼" track format. We did not use anything from that, so I never had reason to put up the reels. (We did not like to handle things that were otherwise sitting happily stored for worry of damage or adding print through.) So, I have no idea if the Palace Source music was on those tapes or not. I assume those were licensed, but there is a Williams cue that does weave into and out of it, so he must have had that in the film edit to work with. (Complete guess though.) And I know that music is on the music stems so maybe the music editor did that and gave it to Williams. The quality of the recording is pretty poor, and it's mixed fairly low in the movie anyway. 
 
By the time of Last Crusade scoring sessions, everything was on 2" 16 or 24 track. I remember those music reels being in Ben Burtt's closet! And funnily enough, about 5 years after I left, I got a call from someone asking if I knew were they were! (I said they were in Ben's closet - which they said they had alread checked! I had only seen them but similarly we did not use anything, so they stayed in their boxes.) When I visited a number of years after that, having not been back in some time, I found that the closet itself was now gone. Matt Wood and Dave Acord had remodeled Ben Burtt's old audio suite and needed the space. So, no idea if they ever found those Last Crusade tracks tapes. I guess they found a source in any case given what ended up on the Indiana Jones 3 movie music box set.
 
Hopefully whenever Mike M. gets the ok, he can go back to the earliest generation masters.