Hlao-roo

Nonsense. These are simply signposts of Williams's maturing craft.

Nonsense. These are simply signposts of Williams's maturing craft.

Nonsense. These are simply signposts of Williams's maturing craft.

Hokey leitmotifs and ancient archetypes are no match for a good wisecrack at your side, kid.

Objectively speaking I recognise ESB as the superior achievement, but ROTJ just resonates with me more on a personal level. Always liked its weary 'the hour is late' atmosphere, typified in this cue, along with the more expressionistic vibe.
 
Faking The Code by John Williams on Grooveshark

I don't know, but I think he's barking up the wrong tree.

I enjoy the soundtrack releases with all songs and two tracks of score.

I enjoy the soundtrack releases with all songs and two tracks of score.

I enjoy the soundtrack releases with all songs and two tracks of score.

Courtesy of NPR, a full-length preview of The Bad Plus' take on Stravinsky's Le Sacre du printemps: http://www.npr.org/2014/03/16/286816490/first-listen-the-bad-plus-the-rite-of-spring

C&C please

An extraordinarily ignorant remark. It is a well known fact that nice guys finish last, and, whatever you think of his music, Williams has certainly not finished last. I'm afraid there is nothing in Mr. Ticheli's comments on Williams that is remotely redeemable.

Oh this is fantastic. And how great is it that we're hearing something like this for a TV show, in 2014?

Happy Birthday to both Johnny and Alan.

Happy Birthday Alan!

Do you really need to remind him of his previous shameful username? That's cold, even by my standards.
But, having said that, have a bloody Happy Birthday. Not bloody, as in bloody, but bloody as an enhancement to the rest of the sentence..
Karol

Here's the cake I made today:

Composer Alexandre Desplat talks with JWFAN member Maestro about Monuments Men; his relatively prominent on-screen role; and why a strong, malleable theme was necessary for the film.

Composer Alexandre Desplat talks with JWFAN member Maestro about Monuments Men; his relatively prominent on-screen role; and why a strong, malleable theme was necessary for the film.

Thanks, Kathy!
But, yes, the heartiest of birthday wishes go to the man who given us all so much to cherish.

Happy birthday, Maestro!

Haha, awesome. Thanks for posting that, Kathy!
Kobe should post here.
...or, maybe, he already does...

Thanks, Kathy!
But, yes, the heartiest of birthday wishes go to the man who given us all so much to cherish.

Happy birthday, Maestro!

Composer Alexandre Desplat talks with JWFAN member Maestro about Monuments Men; his relatively prominent on-screen role; and why a strong, malleable theme was necessary for the film.

Composer Alexandre Desplat talks with JWFAN member Maestro about Monuments Men; his relatively prominent on-screen role; and why a strong, malleable theme was necessary for the film.

Thanks, Kathy!
But, yes, the heartiest of birthday wishes go to the man who given us all so much to cherish.

Happy birthday, Maestro!