4 years later, I'd like to see these analyses as a book (perhaps in digital form, so I could read it on tablet). It would be great, as you could expand a little on linking between different motifs. Anyway, thanks for this one!

Darth Vader being like "It's awful quiet in here, I can hear myself breathe".

This piece reminds me of Birth of the Twins Revenge of Sith a little. It's great how you can see all the links in JW's work.

This was reeeally cool! Thanks!

1:43 how do you possible hear the saxes in here? is there some clearer audio where the soli is heard? or the actual conductor score has been published?

How is Theme B related to Rey's theme?

Such a genius piece of work.

I've recently sightread Wagner/Liszt - Tannhauser Ouverture, so I believe a decent piano transcription of this masterpiece by Williams is indeed possible! :) I know Jarrod Radnich made a good attempt at it, but it is possible to "squeeze" more from it.

The thing that people are missing is that the soundtrack would usually inform the audience exactly how to feel about a scene, but with a film like Jurassic Park, one that we've already watched many times, and its naturally epic nature, the lack of music creates a very intimate and natural feeling instead.

Actually, even without that amazing soundtrack, this scene still kinda works for me. 👍

Why hasn't any mentioned West Side Story yet as an influence? The atonal bass line, the sax riffs, motivic clocks... It all fits! (plus JW was playing piano in the orchestra that recorded the film version at that time)

Hey Brad! Where have you been all my life? Can I ask what sample libraries are you using?

For anyone interested, the chord at b13 01:04 is an octatonic subset (0134 or D,Eb,F,Gb in this case) which is used throughout the franchise (albeit in lots of different contexts and guises) and is referred to a great deal sometimes without the '1' and in the voicing 0,8,11 or C,Ab,B...

a slightly different visualization of this powerful music.... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PEDdOxmtWsI.html

id watch the whole film with this. Please do it.

4:20 is literal God Tier.

I can’t tell which musical mode this is in.

It’s not bad: I don’t like it.

How about music without episode 7?

Perfect

Luke collected all 8 pieces of the triforce and defeated Gannon to rescue Zelda and then went on to clap Princess Peach too

“Great… Now we gotta do the rest of this thing with Danny Elfman.”

Am I the only one who 0:42 reminds of the Song in Hocus Pocus? The part sounds like the "I'll take thee away..." part.

i dont remember is there have a music

It is interesting to compare this to the Royal Navy's march, "Heart of Oak"

Fascinating. The realism increases but the magic and wonder drastically decreases. The "greatness" is lost. When there is a perfect merger of both visuals and music. I'm sure you'd come away from the film discussing the content fine. But with Williams' music you come away discussing the EXPERIENCE.

John Williams use of the woodwinds is incredible. Today, in 2024, Woodwinds seem to be utilized far less. The Woodwinds should not be forgotten, they have so much character!

2:49 I wonder what Mr. Incredible would say here if the film was R-Rated

best video I've seen on YT in a long time

''''without music''''' xD

John Williams Isolated Score The Droid Invasion

That's great except that it is missing the percussion for some reasons? Anyway thanks for this!

Man that sax solo

And the sky is blue (even thought it’s actually not)

This is great but I don't think indy was breathing that hard 😅

Weirdly. This is how i first remember experiencing it. Way back when. Before the times of soundtrack awareness. Or something.

how do you get your hands on these scores??

Star wars by danny elfman sounds like every other danny elfman theme

Brilliant film, but the fact all the dense trees (and the jeeps) disappear from behind them in the cut scene sticks out like a sore thumb.........

This is actually so helpful

What do YOU 🫵🏻 dislike more, dino droppings, or sand??

Those analysis aren´t correct. You are analysing it from tonality viewpoint. Its not that F major is tonic, Tonic is Db major with bitonal C major. And the Bbm part is the vi of that key. The cadences in the end of each phrase are there just to escape cadences like IV>V>I motion. Thats what creates this piece.

Star wars first one

Hi Bradfrey, these videos are very useful. Thank you so much. Are you planning to do more of them? Thank you.

Damn. That's still great, even without the music.

1:34 Piano!!!!!

When Luke finally gets his uncle needs him.

WHERE do you find the original scores?? The original movie scores are so difficult to find, even for money!

I've been brought here by SWTOR's flashpoints like hammer station, teral v, etc.