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Very awesome!  Thanks for posting!  Glad to see he's doing well.  So this is Tanglewood or his home study?

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If you look closely, on the bookshelf behind him there are miniature Cantina Band figures. Doug Adams pointed this out after the Summon the Heroes video was posted online.

 

It’s a lovely video message, thanks for the heads up.

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That was a really nice message from the Maestro. God bless him.

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These videos are fantastic!!!!

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It’s his routine that every evening after dinner, JW practices piano for several hours and enjoys a vodka tonic. Could you imagine sitting and listening to him play through some classical pieces along with occasional comments and insights from him? I’d be in heaven. 

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This is awesome!! I'm graduating high school this year and it's been quite a disappointing spring, to say the least, as all of our senior events have been canceled. Obviously this message is intended specifically for the Thornton school graduates, but I feel that it speaks to all of us graduates, wherever we may be. The little piano excerpt of Pomp & Circumstance is lovely. 

 

P.S. anyone have any idea what this thing (presumably a stuffed animal of some sort) is? 

 

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Monkey stuffed animal? :D

 

 

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It would be cool if he started posting videos of himself playing his music on the piano.

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Loving that John has embraced social media while in lockdown, bringing awareness to his passions. At least something positive out of this bad situation.

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5 hours ago, mahler3 said:

If you look closely, on the bookshelf behind him there are miniature Cantina Band figures. Doug Adams pointed this out after the Summon the Heroes video was posted online

 

 

ahem

 

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On 5/5/2020 at 5:35 PM, Holko said:

Awesome!

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Awww, Figrin D'an and the Modal Nodes right on his shelf, what a nerd!

 

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So cool to see his home working corner! 

Did someone figured out some of his books in the background?  

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9 hours ago, Alex said:

As long as his username is “This is- I’m John Williams”

 

I hope this is not the beginning of his dementia. Remember Ronald Reagan's speeches. 

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Assistant: John, end the message with that Star Wars line, you know 'May the Force be with you'.

JW: What? I'm not ending it with that cheesy-

Assistant: Also, don't forget to remind them who you are.

JW: -_-  WTF, they know who I-

Assistant: 3, 2, I...

JW: Hello, this is... I'm John Williams...

*internal agony*

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10 hours ago, MikeH said:

[...] practices piano for several hours and enjoys a vodka tonic.

Oh, the latter gives me a fabulous idea: I love Vodka, but my

significant other is more into Tonic. So instead of mixing

myself another White Russian we could share

the same (summer) drink - and I could

think of the Maestro as well; and

we would toast to each

other's health, in-

cluding him.

;)

 

 

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9 hours ago, Ricardo Mortimer said:

It was really weird mistake...REALLY...btw who is camera operator or assistant for all this? 

 

I'm assuming his wife.

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I would love him to record 60 minutes of his favorite piano pieces. I really think that there would be a market for it. I love some of the old videos of him playing with the Boston Pops.

 

And I am so happy he is doing well and sending his warmth into the world.

 

We had our graduation for the Cinema School on Friday too, and we got Ron Howard to drop in plus a number of other celebs, so it's great for the kids to have some sort of surprises like this. At least there is some extra bits for them. 

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4 minutes ago, lairdo said:

I would love him to record 60 minutes of his favorite piano pieces. I really think that there would be a market for it. I love some of the old videos of him playing with the Boston Pops.

 

 

That would be something amazing! Johnny playing his own music on the piano. One can dream :lol:

 

There are too few videos of him playing the piano!

I'm still searching for this full performance video of John playing the harpsichord with the Pops:
 

 

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Very disappointed that he didn’t keep the last notes sustained. Very jarring. 7/10 performance.

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