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 Star Wars: Episode III: John Williams - Soundtrack
 Star Wars: Episode III: John Williams - Soundtrack ... Tracklisting1 Star Wars And The Revenge Of The Sith Medley 2 Anakin's Dream 3 Battle Of The Heroes 4 Anakin's Betrayal 5 General Grievous 6 Palpatine's Teachings 7 Grievous And The Droids 8 Padme's Ruminations 9 Anakin Vs Obi-Wan 10 Anakin's Dark Deeds 11 Enter Lord Vader 12 The Immolation Scene 13 Grievous Speaks To Lord Sidious 14 The Birth Of The Twins And Padme's Destiny 15 A New Hope And End Credits Disc #2 Tracklisting 1 Chapter 1: A Long Time Ago - 20th Century Fox Fanfare / Star Wars Main Title [From All Films] 2 Chapter 2: Dark Forces Conspire - Duel Of The Fates [From Star Wars Episode 1 'The Phantom Menace'] 3 Chapter 3: A Hero Rises - Anakin's Theme [From Star Wars Episode I 'The Phantom Menace'] 4 Chapter 4: A Fateful Love - Across The Stars [From Star Wars Episode II 'Attack Of The Clones'] 5 Chapter 5: A Hero Falls - Battle Of The Heroes [From Star Wars Episode III 'Revenge Of The Sith'] 6 Chapter 6: An Empire Is Forged - The Imperial March [From Star Wars Episode V 'The Empire Strikes Back'] 7 Chapter 7: A Planet That Is Farthest From - The Dune Sea Of Tatooine / Jawa Sandcrawler [From Star Wars Episode IV 'A New Hope'] 8 Chapter 8: An Unlikely Alliance - Binary Sunset / Cantina Band [From Star Wars Episode IV 'A New Hope'] 9 Chapter 9: A Defender Emerges - Princess Leia's Theme [From Star Wars Episode IV 'A New Hope'] 10 Chapter 10: A Daring Rescue - Ben's Death / The Fighter Attack [From Star Wars Episode IV 'A New Hope'] 11 Chapter 11: A Jedi Is Trained - Yoda's Theme [From Star Wars Episode V 'The Empire Strikes Back'] 12 Chapter 12: A Narrow Escape - The Asteroid Field [From Star Wars Episode V 'The Empire Strikes Back'] 13 Chapter 13: A Bond Unbroken - Luke And Leia [From Star Wars Episode VI 'Return Of The Jedi'] 14 Chapter 14: A Sanctuary Moon - The Forest Battle (Concert Suite) [From Star Wars Episode VI 'Return Of The Jedi'] 15 Chapter 15: A Life Redeemed - Light Of The Force [From Star Wars Episode VI 'Return Of The Jedi'] 16 Chapter 16: A New Day Dawns [From Star Wars Episode IV 'A New Hope'] Newest Review: ... The concert version of the theme has already been circulated widely as a music video in the manner of "Duel of the ... more ... Fates" (a trend sadly omitted for "Across the Stars") and is on itself a spectacularly effective theme. It opens with a turbulent string figure to which the brass and choir augment a more drawn-out melody with trumpets and horns surging above the other elements. The main contrast in the cue comes in the form of a quotation of the Force theme near the end before the underlying rhythm pretty much comes to the center stage and the piece ends with a brass hit at the top of a long crescendo. However, despite ...more |
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Star Wars: Episode III: John Williams - Soundtrack: Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith (Original Soundtrack) (3867 words)
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INTRODUCTION So the Star Wars saga is finally over. With the late arrival of Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, George Lucas' cartoonish sci-fi fantasy has reached its dreaded and most dark and desperate climax as Anakin Skywalker finally succumbs to the Dark Side and becomes the Sith Lord Darth Vader. After The Phantom Menace failed to make the impression on the general public than was hoped, the prequels have been received with more of a feeling of "let's wait and see". Whereas the original trilogy of 1977-1983 was received with great excitement, the prequels have been sorely lacking in the ingredients that made the originals so gripping, namely ... Read the complete review
The Final Fanfare (930 words)
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The final instalment of one of the most successful and popular film franchises, ‘Revenge of the Sith’ also marked the last time John Williams would produce the beloved accompanying music (video games and future spin-offs excluded). The music for Episode III unsurprisingly follows the same style as the previous five films, but Williams continues to experiment to a small degree. The recent trilogy is already noticeably set apart from its predecessors, visually in terms of the extravagant computer generated special effects and audibly in terms of the acting, and this permits Williams to occasionally try out something a little different than the bombastic ... Read the complete review
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