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He is the world’s most successful film composer. John Williams talks to Stephen Moss about music, movies – and ‘marriage’ to Spielberg The Guardian, Monday 4 February 2002 01.22 GMT You might expect John Williams to be a tortured soul.…
THE MOVIES’ MUSIC MAN (2002) John Williams writes the music that makes ‘Star Wars’ memorable or ‘Minority Report’ transparent. It’s all in the role of the film composer. July 7, 2002 By TIMOTHY MANGAN – The Orange County Register The interviewer will have…
E.T., Hook, Indiana Jones, Attack of the Clones… and a meeting with the Maestro! Boston Symphony Hall, May 28, 2002 The Boston Pops Orchestra, conducted by JOHN WILLIAMS ‘John Williams’ 70th Birthday Celebration’ Review by Johnny Ecks Well, I am now back from this…
STAR WARS: EPISODE II — ATTACK OF THE CLONES “Scene by Scene” Musical Breakdown By John Takis (original post) Main Title (1:41) * Track 1 [0:00-1:40] On the CD (and probably in the film) this is the same recording used for The…
Two reviews of the E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial 20th Anniversary Edition Premiere (March 16), featuring full live score-to-film orchestral accompaniment by John Williams. Shrine Auditorium, March 16, 2002 Los Angeles orchestra, JOHN WILLIAMS, Conductor Review by Elvisjones The entire principal cast was…
TRACK LISTING & SOUND CLIPS Review by Frank Lehman Here we go. Indy, desperately grasping onto the whip that is keeping Henry Jones from becoming crushed meat via one big tank, is being stabbed by the Nazi General Volgel Oberst.…
TRACK LISTING Review by Frank Lehman Often said to be the worst in the Indiana Jones trilogy, The Temple of Doom takes Indy and company away from the standard Nazi artifact chase to the sweltering jungles of India and into a subterranean…
TRACK LISTING & SOUND CLIPS Review by Frank Lehman It’s tough making a score for the greatest motion picture blockbuster of all time, and the movie would certainly not be the same without John Williams score. Who can forget the…
TRACK LISTING & SOUND CLIPS Review by Frank Lehman An intriguing theme (is it major or minor) only adds to the suspense of this score. This is an example of some of John Williams at his most thrilling. The wild…
By ‘Elvisjones’ Note: While the UE features the music as heard in the film (including all kinds of edits and loops), this list shows a speculative presentation of the music as originally intended 1. Fox Fanfare UE CD1 Track 1 2.…
(PRE-BLUE BOX RELEASE) By Ricard L. Befan. Additional info by Hiphats 01. Prelude 1:26 Expanded CD1 Track 1 (0:00-1:26) 02. Main Title March ++ 4:03 Expanded CD1 Track 1 (1:26-end) 03. Main Title (Edited film version) 4:38 – Expanded CD1 Track 17 04.…