"Meet The Press" - NBC News Theme Music (a.k.a. The Mission) Part IV Soundtrack - John Williams
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- This is the main (long form) theme music for the NBC television show entitled "Meet The Press".
Album: The Music of NBC News 2000
Disc #: 1
Track #: 40
Title: NBC News Theme (a.k.a The Mission) Part IV (Meet The Press)
Length: 1:21
Publisher: Living Music, Inc./BMI, Deep Dell Music/BMI.
Composer: John Williams
Meet the Press, a weekly American television news and interview program is broadcast on NBC. As the longest-running show on American television, its current format differs significantly from its inaugural episode on November 6, 1947. The essence of Meet the Press lies in its focus on interviews with influential figures in Washington, D.C., spanning the nation and even the world. The discussions center around politics, economics, foreign policy, and public affairs. The program additionally includes panel debates that offer insights and analyses.
In January 2021, production transitioned to NBC's bureau on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. The program's enduring success is partly attributed to its launch during only the second official "network television season" in American television history. Notably, it marked the first instance of a sitting U.S. president appearing on live television network news. This milestone occurred during the November 9, 1975 broadcast featuring Gerald Ford.
Meet the Press has been helmed by 12 moderators, commencing with creator Martha Rountree. Since 2014, Chuck Todd has fulfilled the moderator role, concurrently serving as political director for NBC News.
At present, the hour-long show typically airs on Sundays at 9:00 a.m. in the Eastern Time Zone and is delayed elsewhere. Instances of preemption may occur due to network coverage of international sporting events. The program also finds a rebroadcast slot on Mondays at 4:00 a.m. Eastern Time on MSNBC, with its audio feed simulcast on Sirius/XM Satellite Radio. Furthermore, the program enjoys syndication by Westwood One to various radio stations across the United States, and it's available on C-SPAN Radio as part of the Sunday morning talk show replays.
The following is the list of moderators for Meet the Press:
Martha Rountree - 1947-1953
Ned Brooks - 1953-1965
Lawrence E. Spivak - 1966-1975
Bill Monroe - 1975-1984
Roger Mudd and Marvin Kalb (co-moderators) - 1984-1985
Marvin Kalb - 1985-1987
Chris Wallace - 1987-1988
Garrick Utley - 1989-1991
Tim Russert - 1991-2008
Tom Brokaw - 2008
David Gregory - 2008-2014
Chuck Todd - 2014-present
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John Williams was born on February 8, 1932, in Floral Park, New York, an accomplished American composer, conductor, and pianist. Renowned as one of the most exceptional film composers in history, he has left an indelible mark on the world of music.
Williams' prolific career includes the creation of music for a plethora of blockbuster films. His exceptional scores have enhanced the cinematic experience of iconic movies like "Star Wars," "Indiana Jones," "Jaws," "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial," "Jurassic Park," and the Harry Potter series.
The hallmark of Williams' musical style is characterized by its lush orchestration, unforgettable melodies, and the ability to evoke profound emotions. He masterfully employs leitmotifs-recurring musical themes tied to specific characters or narrative elements-to infuse his compositions with depth and resonance.
John Williams has been recognized throughout his journey, garnering five Academy Awards, four Golden Globe Awards, and an impressive 25 Grammy Awards for his exceptional contributions. He has been honored with the American Film Institute's Lifetime Achievement Award and the National Medal of Arts.
Beyond his illustrious filmography, Williams has crafted compositions for live performances, encompassing symphonies, concertos, and chamber music. His influence extends to the role of conductor, with engagements leading orchestras such as the esteemed Boston Pops Orchestra.
The enduring impact of John Williams' artistic contributions reverberates deeply. His work has left an indelible impression on how we perceive and cherish some of the most treasured films of our era. His compositions maintain their resonance across cultures, solidifying his status as a true virtuoso in his field.
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Shoulda known John Williams had his hand in this score. Love this song
So do I
Just learned about that 2 minutes ago...awesome!!!
The new Star Wars looks amazing
LOL
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=D
The March of the Resistance from the Force Awakens absolutely does sound like this.
So does the season one opening of Star Wars Rebels 😂
My Dad's Sunday Morning tradition is watching Meet The Press , reading his Sunday morning newspaper,and having his morning cup of coffee.When we were growing up, when we heard the Meet The Press Theme Music we knew it was Sunday Morning. Still now if you call him on Sunday Mornings at that time you will hear it in the background. Sometimes he records it. My Dad in his mid 70''s and he has embraced technology like a champ.
When you hear this, you stop whatever you're doing and pay attention. The chimes followed by this theme means something important happened or is about to happen.
A theme song as only John Williams could create.....its not just the longest running show on television- its the most epic theme song to a news show ever!
i think bill conti could too just sayin hes dead now but ....
Jerry Goldsmith would have done a fantastic job too, he did the Universal theme.
Only thing lacking is Tim russerts voice over:
“Our issues this Sunday…”
RIP
I miss Tim Russert. He was this show's best host.
"You can't mess with kids on Christmas." -oh wait wrong movie
this song is most of the reason I watch this show.
Who is watching this right now!! In 2020 during COVID.
Not I
Thank you. This is the best quality version of this music I've been able to find on RUclips so far.
And all the info you give along with it is greatly appreciated, too.
How could you not include a shot of Tim Russert?
Always loved this song since I was a child. Classic! 💖💖
Such a dramatic and under-appreciated work of modern classical music by Maestro Williams!
The news never sounded more badass!!!
I love the theme.
Marady Mon I remember seeing somebody doing a special report when Tim russert died?
@@hollypietrzak5214 yes Tom brokaw
From NBC News, this is Meet the Press with Tim Russert.
I miss him 😢
Substituting Tonight Brian Williams
@@kenschreiner9466 Good evening.
Substituting Tonight Brian Williams
@@Angie2343 After Tim Russert Died Who Anchored
One of the great intros ever
It’s also the theme for NBC Special Report
Nope, it ain't.
Oh sh, part of it is.
Love this intro. Awesome! All inspiring. Brass Spectacular
Anyone get goosebumps thinking there is super breaking news coming when listening to this?
The music alone gives me goosebumps but it’s the theme song to a show that’s usually used for news recaps and interviews. Sometimes news breaks during it, but not enough for me to associate this music with it.
This is why I always watch NBC for breaking news, just for the music.
That’s what it makes you think but in reality it’s just more NPC news
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If it's Sunday, it's Meet the Press.
Mark Nagle do you remember if it was Brian Williams who announces Tim’s death?
If it isn't Sunday, somebody died.
@@hollypietrzak5214 it was Tom Brokaw
If it’s on a weekday or Saturday, some serious sh*t went down
if it's any other day, prepare for some serious news.
This show doesn't deserve this music.
What a great theme for the chacos and excitement going on in the United States of America
This is also the theme they use for a NBC News Special Report
when the news goes hard
Get the current version and i'll love you forever
Sir Chuck Todd fits perfect to present news to the viewers while the theme music is played as a backdrop
MTP became unwatchable after Tim Russert died.
The pitch is a couple notes too high.
Love it 👍
This theme on a sunday: ok who is meeting the press?
This theme any other day of the week: ok who committed a very dangerous crime this time?
The theme currently is slower and grander than this.
STRONG Star Wars vibes...
That's because it was composaed by the one and only John Williams!
Always figured he wrote this haha
"Our issues this morning....."
With your host, Chuck Todd.
I've loved this music since MTP broke ground. It's AWESOME💕
This soundtrack is invigorating! ....😂...makes me want to construct a law or something
wrong key. it's sped up...
Yeah, this is wrong key and it is spead up.
If I want to know what happened, I watch the BBC, the CBC or Deutsche Welle. US network news has become too partisan.
Hey, John Williams made a new Star Wars OST!!
If adventure has a news theme...
Too fast
wiedep 0.75 x fixed ur problem
Too many notes!
when the Empire attacks Nbc headquarters :O
Coolest look
And fast
Iconic theme, but the show's credibility has tanked, especially since Chuck Todd has become the anchor.
Meet the war monger corporate press
Exactly, he is a fraud
Chuck's one of the best.
This is the theme for _Meet the Press_, but it is not "The Mission".
+RaymondHng Incorrect. This is a part of the "The Mission" scores.
Cow Missing The title is "The Pulse of Events".
RaymondHng Maybe that's what it's called now. But I have the linear notes and track listing from 2000, where it states it's a part of the Mission Theme.
+RaymondHng "The Mission" is the news music package commissioned by NBC and composed by John Williams for use throughout the network. You are correct in saying the composition title is "The Pulse of Events" but the piece is the fourth part of the package.
+Jordan Bahr Maybe the show named it for easy access. But you're correct it's "The Mission" Part 4.
I fucking hate this song. Let me explain . I was deeply affected by the events of 9/11. So much tragedy in one day, gave me a bit of PTSD, not by the events of that day. But by this song. They played it over and over and over and over. So that everytime they play this song. My head immediately thinks "we're under attack, we're all gonna die!" Stop playing it when kanye releases a new album. Stop playing it when Kim Kardashian says something stupid, stop playing it when a celebrity dies! It's the reason I've serious stopped watching NBC. too many jump scares!
Same. This also gives me anxiety and depression.
Can they copyright you if you use this
Bingo
"Meet the Depressed".
what ovechkin hears before facing crosby
The last part you here elements of who wants to be a millionaire.
Two different composers. John Williams did "Meet The Press" and Keith Strachan did "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire".
@@cowmissing Love a person that knows their composers..😊 What an education... and what instrument do you play.?.
@@damita4336 None. Lol. The 🐮 has a good ear.
So dramatic 😮
larry grubbs does covid again
Wonderful music, but Chuck Todd isn't worthy to shave Tim Russert's coin purse.
Brian Williams announced Tim russerts death?
Tom Brokaw did that
In the era of trump
Please don't associate this brilliance with that monstrosity. John Williams is everything Trump isn't-humble, ingenious, creative, humane, compassionate.
Joseph Charles Preach.
@@darkprose He is indeed a monster. He just tear gassed innocent protesters.
This is a ripoff of Fum Fum Fum. You can't hide the truth forever.
Um no it isnt.
Too fast