Star Wars "Luke and Leia" Score Reduction and Analysis
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- Опубликовано: 26 май 2020
- "Luke and Leia" from Return of the Jedi composed by John Williams and with a score reduction and analysis by Nathaniel Kuhns.
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Look at the harmony and woodwinds layers...What a genius!
For me, it's lesser-known than some of Williams's other Star Wars themes. It is very beautiful, but sad, reminiscent of what Leia told Luke about their mother if I remember right.
It also reminds me of Mahler.
Beautiful layout
Awesome! Glad to see another film score analysis channel (there’s not enough of them). I have a request that I would love to see. It’s the Sarlac Pit battle music from ROTJ. The piece is called “the return of the Jedi” I think.
So "The Pit of Carcoon" track?
Any idea where I could find the score for that track?
NMK Music hmmm I’m not 100% sure if that’s it, I’m pretty sure it would be though. I don’t know where to find the track.
NMK Music on the official Return Of the Jedi soundtrack it is just called “The Return of the Jedi” but if “The Pit of Carcoon” musically matched to the piece I am talking about I’m sure that that’s it.
If that piece doesn’t work out, then the “Rebel Briefing” (as labeled from the official 11 piece soundtrack as well) is another one of my favorites that I would love to see an analysis on.
Beautiful.
Thank you! It's one of my favorite John Williams tracks!
It sounds like Bernard Herrmann a lot!!
I don't know what it is about the section around 2:20 that gets me every time. Musically I'm not entirely competent to be able to identify what it is... is it a modulation into another key? Something about it strikes me as familiar, does it borrow phrasing from something else in the films we've heard?
It implies Db Major and at the end of the section it modulates to C Lydian.
It's very similar to Williams's violin writing in ET.
I agree, great section :)
Awesome work! Where did you get the original full score of this piece?
It's available on halleonard.com.
"Music from the STAR WARS Saga".
@@nmkmusic6396 Thank you!!!
{3:2} seems needlessly specific. They’re just triplets.