Star Wars: Episode IV: a New Hope (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (40th Anniversary) by Williams, John (Record, 2017)

Dsn, Walt Disney Records

0050087368197

7046076334

2017

Record

Soundtrack

Williams, John

Star Wars: Episode IV: a New Hope (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (40th Anniversary)

1.81 in

6.16 lb

14.43 in

13.83 in

22

United States

1.1 Main Title 1.2 Imperial Attack 1.3 Princess Leia's Theme 1.4 The Desert and the Robot Auction 2.1 Ben's Death and Tie Fighter Attack 2.2 The Little People Work 2.3 Rescue of the Princess 2.4 Inner City 2.5 Cantina Band 3.1 The Land of the Sand People 3.2 Mouse Robot and Blasting Off 3.3 The Return Home 3.4 The Walls Converge 3.5 The Princess Appears 4.1 The Last Battle 4.2 The Throne Room and End Title 5.1 The Last Battle 6.1 Main Title (Take 16) 6.2 Main Title (Take 17) 6.3 Main Title (Take 18) 6.4 Main Title (Take 19) 6.5 Main Title (Take 20)

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Limited triple 180gm hologram vinyl LP pressing. Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of one of the most significant soundtracks in film history, Walt Disney Records releases a new hologram vinyl version of the remastered original motion picture soundtrack for Lucasfilm's Star Wars: A New Hope. With score conducted and composed by five-time Academy Award-winning composer John Williams, the set features a 48-page hard cover book. This one-of-a-kind vinyl set, hand etched by Tristan Duke (Jack White's Lazaretto) of Infinity Light Science, offers a 3D hologram experience featuring the Death Star on Disc 1. For optimal viewing, use a direct light source or simply hold a mobile phone flashlight above the vinyl to view the hologram. Disc 2 features the Star Wars 40th Anniversary logo etched into the vinyl. The box set includes rare and never-before-seen photos of the film's production and scoring sessions. Additionally, two essays are featured in the hardcover book. "Tuning Up a Galaxy" written by author Jeff Bond ("Danse Macabre: 25 years of Danny Elfman and Tim Burton," "The Music of Star Trek") focuses on the phenomenon of Star Wars and how John Williams' score changed film music forever. "John Williams' Journey to Star Wars" by Jeff Eldridge discusses John Williams' early career - from his musical heritage to his continuing legacy.