We were disappointed too, Jennifer. But we have choosen to play only orchestral themes. In the original draft there was also "Joda's theme" and a longer Main theme version, but we had to cut it due to montage needs.
The force is strong with this one ... Great job! Can I use this audio in a computer program that will notably embed content in the theme of Star Wars (I already have a few agreements)? It is aimed at educational purpose for my students in informatics (kind of reward for reaching a mastering level) and the program could be released in a public repository later on(content is not the point of the program but a kind of hidden bonus). If you agree, is a mention like "Music credit: Star Wars theme by Mos Eisley Kazoo Orchestra" would be ok for you or do you prefer a different wording?
Hi Axel! Here you are... 1) "Main theme" (mixed arrangements from many episodes) 2) "The Force theme" (Darth Vader's funeral version, ep. VI, but the video is inspired by Luke's walking watching at two suns in ep. IV) 3) "Across the stars" (ep. II) 4) "Han Solo and the Princess" (ep. V, complementary expansion of "Princess Leia's theme", ep. IV) 5) "Duel of the Fates" (ep. I) 6) "Anakin's theme" (mixed arrangements from ep. I & III) 7) "Imperial march" (mixed arrangements from many episodes) 8) "The Throne room and end title" (ep. IV)
I come from a time where WHERE IS MY SPAGHETT, logan paul and kylo Ren memes are taken over and now I see this kazoo masterpiece Time to add this nice video to my prequelmemes collection
The moment that the force theme comes in, it absolutely gives me goosebumps, especially with that amazing harmony. Brilliant segue to the love theme for Anakin and Padme.
We need someone to edit all the movies with the kazzo versions of the song. You were my brother Anakin obi wan says a a kazoo version of battle of the heroes plays
@@doctorrobertino Can I have the privilege to use this great audio too? I intend to use it as a reward content for my students in informatics during a training class(planned in a few months) but it will probably lead to a packaged program (notably able to stream this track) that will be released in a public repo for fun (probably under a MIT license) ... if you agree, is a mention like "Music credit: Star Wars theme by Mos Eisley Kazoo Orchestra" would be ok for you or do you prefer a different wording?
