4M5-5M1 | A Home Destroyed - A Hive of Villainy | Star Wars: A New Hope - Piano Anthology

Justin Brown's piano cover of the cues, "A Home Destroyed" (also known as "Burning Homestead") and "A Hive of Villainy" by John Williams for 'Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope' (1977).
At the first emotional turning point of the film, Luke's destiny is instantly changed when he discovers that the Empire, tracking down the two droids in his company, burned and killed his aunt and uncle. With no more purpose on Tatooine, Luke decides that he will take up Obi-Wan's offer and join him on his mission and to learn the ways of the Jedi like his father.
Needing to get to Alderaan, the group heads to Mos Eisley to find a pilot to take them off world. Luke gets his first glimpse of the force when a group of stormtroopers stop them on the way into the city, inquiring about the two droids and Obi-Wan uses a jedi mind trick to influence them. I hope you enjoy this arrangement.
Join me as I go through the entire film and arrange each cue, creating a complete anthology for solo piano.

[@knight2jedi]

Absolutely outstanding Empire and Jedi next?

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Someone needs to explain to me how this only has 5 likes.

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Blame the RUclips algorithms.