Many of you know that most of the reason I became a musician, a pianist and then a composer is because of the great maestro of our time, John Williams. Today is his 85th birthday and I want to send a great big HAPPY BIRTHDAY out there into the world for him. Words can't explain how much I adore him, so these links to some of my favorite examples of his work will have to speak to that love! Hope you're having a wonderful day with your family, sir!
One of the most heart-breaking themes ever written - "Where Dreams Are Born" from "A.I. Artificial Intelligence" composed by John Williams. Vocal solo by soprano Barbara Bonney.
Star Wars, Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) John Williams 1997 N°6 : The Asteroid Field
The Book Thief original score by John Williams - Track 01. 'One Small Fact'
"Jane Eyre" is a suite of three pieces from a score that John Williams composed in 1971. The movements are called "At Lowood", "To Thornfield" and "The Return". The suite was performed by the Boston Pops Orchestra conducted by Williams in 1987.
You Are The Pan - Hook
Unbelievable.
This scene takes me to another level every time.
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group North America A Tree For My Bed (From The "Jurassic Park" Soundtrack) · John Williams Jurassic Park ℗ 1993 Geffen Records Released on: 1993-01-01 Producer: John Williams Composer: John Williams Music Publisher: Music Corporation of America, Inc. Auto-generated by YouTube.
End Credits (The Dance of the Witches Reprise) John Williams The Witches of Eastwick (1987) 14 of 14
