Take a chronological journey through the 60-year career of film composer John Williams!
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Wednesday Sep 16, 2020
Wednesday Sep 16, 2020
Though the movie and score for "The Terminal" might seem like a blip on the radar, neither Steven Spielberg nor John Williams approached this film any less seriously than their major successes. The story marks Tom Hanks' third film with Spielberg, as an Eastern European man stuck in the JFK airport for nine months. Williams supplies a wonderfully light theme for Viktor, as well as a lyrical love theme that host Jeff Commings believes could have been turned into a beautiful love song by Alan and Marilyn Bergman. Grab a plate of cannelloni and join us for this exploration of an often-forgotten Williams score.
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Truly, it’s so frustrating when people say he “self plagiarized” himself! Because he used similar instruments and timing?? Each melody is distinct and recognizable. I believe that each time the maestro got his pencil and paper and wrote new music and it being around the same time, he had certain notions of what the scenes would sound like that happen to be somewhat similar.
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