Such a good stories and music appear once in 100 years. Thank God i spend my childhood time with Williams.

Does anyone know where you could get a full score of this soundtrack?

Absolutely amazing! Thanks for sharing

The scene made me love harry potter for over ten years!

Does the Csus4 function as V, and does the Neapolitan function as IV?

It's one of my favourite pieces John Williams has ever written. It captures so much of the personality and identity of the character, it's just wonderful.

Those half step trill chords on strings sound actually supernatural. Like it's not a sound created by humans.

The Stars Before the Wars

amazing videos. Where do you buy your John Williams scores?

Please Brad, keep uploading. We love your videos.

I like this piece, but it reminds me too much of The Sims or Cities Skylines soundtrack.

Family guy season 6 episode 1😂

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I'm curious as to where you find the source score for these? I've looked everywhere and I cannot find it

As Potterheads and members of the Wizarding World, this is our anthem.

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Hi Brad, All of us love your videos. Please, keep uploading new ones. Thanks a lot for all your videos. Blessings.

Absolutely love this theme

I wish I could send this video to WBs as a lesson on how to handle the music in the upcoming tv series. They must NOT fuck the music up.

oh my god, this is amazing.

The rest of the cue makes so much more sense with the passage at 1:09, missing from the OST Now those runs leading into it and the trombone call-back part afterward make musical sense

Start this video from 1:45 while playing Spiral Knights OST - Crimson in the background, its perfect.

Brilliant analysis! All too easy…

Absolute genius. John Williams is a legend. I loved his music since I was 6, knowing only Jurrasic Park and E.T. back then but everytime I found out HE is a composer of a movie I've just discovered, my heart melted and my love for him and his music grew stronger... Thank you for every note, Maestro Williams.

Where have you been all my life?!

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People are mentioning Bartok at the beginning, but, melodically, I’m hearing the bridge section of Jabba the Hutt’s theme (which, I know, came a couple of years after ET). Wonder if Williams intentionally borrowed from himself when writing Jabba’s theme.

He clearly reused a lot of the ideas from this for the very similarly animated opening credits scene in the 2011 Tintin movie. You could almost drop the two pieces in for each other.

ET's heart growing

3:11

2:21

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ET's cut

0:31

Reba's cut for finger and blood ET's growing finger for Reba's cut and heal

Star Wars directed by David Lynch.

Chris was wrong this actually sounds really good

Those violins when marge honks the horn make me happy for some reason

Neapolitan 6th Chord Example Timestamps: 0:40 0:53

I remember when I read the book, one of the first chapters on the island sees them showing data of the dinosaurs to Malcom and others, and their sizes were normally distributed (or at least, were Bell curved). And I felt so pleased when I said to myself “if they’re clones, then shouldn’t they be identical” and I turned the page and Malcom said the same thing

What do the black bars over measures 105-108 at 3:30 mean?

4:27, 4:28 I just adore the rapid scales from the Woodwind family, which adds more excitement to the piece combined with the main melody from the trumpets. That is some counterpoint techniques John William put into to really bring the story to life

No music is very appropriate for a scene showing the DEAF STAR.

0:44 sounded straight out of wallace and gromit😂

Honestly, as much as I love John Williams's score, I think Star Wars without music would slap. It's interesting because you can actually tease out the cutaways that the mind can only digest with music, and you can start to see in your mind's eye pretty quickly that in order to make a truly compelling version of music-less Star Wars, you would have to frame some shots differently, and cut others in different orders or to different time signatures to maximize the gravitas. It helps me realize how much we actually rely on music to take us through a scene that wouldn't or couldn't play the way it does without said music.

The best and worst of it is that I can’t read any of your notes with how quick this song is so I can’t dissect how great it is.

Awesome score. Though the 2/4 measure on the first page isn't really in the recording.

It's still really good

This was amazing! Please do vaders hallway scene with no music please 🙏