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Research/2026/Escape Pod Launch Cue: Circularity, Priming, and Cartoon Lineage - WorldwideBoxOffice https://t.co/p7Trl1n0pj

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Star Wars: "Imperial Attack” by John Williams, Orch. by Herb Spencer (Or... https://t.co/yCJIQQndEg via @YouTube

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Maybe he's onto something https://t.co/r3uGv66zuA

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Jaws (50th) by John Williams https://t.co/8jZxXkf8js via @YouTube

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@StarWarsMusMin At first I thought these were 201 to 203 notes until I noticed the timecodes didn’t match. Though the clanking note does synchronize with Eedy stabbing her cake.

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https://t.co/3d9puMpLu2 John Powell breaking down the narrative and character beats for scoring reel 8 of Wicked

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thrushie has arrived at the met gala

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OUT OF AFRICA (2CD - EXPANDED) https://t.co/vyIR59N19T

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@StarWarsMusMin Found the list of alt titles for this week’s episode…

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Interesting that Talk of the Town composer Friedrich Hollaender worked on Sabrina (1954), while John Williams did the 1995 remake.

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😮 (Though I pegged it not as a love theme but as a "nobility of public service" theme as it first appears when Ronald Colman's character is offered a Supreme Court seat.)

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Yoda's theme from 1942! Just saw this in "The Talk Of The Town" with Cary Grant and Jean Arthur". A recurring love them in the film.

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Others have noticed it seems. https://t.co/FHnv927ymr

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And others. https://t.co/Uz9x5TcjR7

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@StarWarsMusMin @ChristinaWard00 Prior to Kong, music in early sound films was limited to musicals with songs rather than deliberate underscore.

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@StarWarsMusMin @ChristinaWard00 It was only a few years into the sound era that the idea of hiring a composer to write original music to underscore the action emerged as a concept. Max Steiner’s score for 1933’s King Kong is considered the film that broke ground in this regard.