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Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets Songbook John Williams
John Williams – Harry Potter Theme (Piano solo sheet music)
John Williams – Jaws Sheet Music
John Williams – Raiders March (Raiders of the Lost Ark)
John Williams – Anthology (Revised & Updated)
John Williams – Cavatina (The Deer Hunter)
John Williams – Jurassic Park (Piano Solos)
John Williams – Jurassic Park Main Theme
John Williams – Piano Anthology, incluiding the songs:

Across The Stars (Love Theme from STAR WARS: ATTACK OF THE CLONES)
Theme From Angela’s Ashes
The Book Thief
Cantina Band
Born On The Fourth Of July
Catch Me If You Can
The Cowboys
The Duel
Duel Of The Fates
Theme From E.T. (The Extra-Terrestrial)
Far And Away
Flight To Neverland
Harry’s Wondrous World
Hedwig’s Theme
Hymn To The Fallen
The Imperial March (Darth Vader’s Theme)
Theme From “Jaws”
The Jedi Steps And Finale
Theme From J.F.K.
Theme From “Jurassic Park”
Luke And Leia
The March From “1941”
March Of The Resistance
Nimbus 2000
May The Force Be With You
The Mission Theme
Olympic Fanfare And Theme
A Prayer For Peace
Raiders March
Scherzo For Motorcycle And Orchestra
Rey’s Theme
Sayuri’s Theme And End Credits
Theme From “Schindler’s List”
Seven Years In Tibet
Somewhere In My Memory
Star Wars (Main Theme)
Sophie’s Theme
Theme From “Superman”
The Throne Room (And End Title)
Wide Receiver
With Malice Toward None

John Williams – Raiders of the Lost Ark (Piano solos)
John Williams – Schindler’s List (Main Theme) Easy Piano Solo arr.
John Williams – Schindler’s List (Sheet Music & Tabs)
john williams – Star Wars suite (full score)
John Williams – Star Wars Trilogy Piano
John Williams – The Asteroid Field
John Williams – Theme From Schindler’s List
John Williams – Theme From Schindler’s List Guitar
John Williams AMISTAD
John Williams Dracula Theme
John Williams Ducans Toy Store from Home Alone 2 Lost In New York
John Williams Greatest Hits Piano (1969-1999), including:

• Empire Of The Sun Cadillac Of The Skies
• Duel Of The Fates (Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace)
• Flight To Neverland
• Hymn To The Fallen (Saving Private Ryan)
• Look Down, Lord (Rosewood)
• Luke And Leia (Return Of The Jedi)
• Main Theme (Far And Away)
• March (1941)
• March From ‘Superman’
• March Of The Slave Children (Indiana Jones)
• Olympic Fanfare And Theme
• Raiders March (Raiders Of The Lost Ark)
• Scherzo For Motorcycle And Orchestra (Indiana Jones)
• Schindler’s List (Theme)
• Seven Years In Tibet
• Somewhere In My Memory (Home Alone)
• Sugarland Express (Theme)
• Summon The Heroes (Olympic Games, Atlanta 1996)
• The Days Between (Stepmom)
• The Imperial March (Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back)
• The Reivers (Main Theme)
• Theme (Born On The Fourth Of July)
• Theme (Close Encounters Of The Third Kind)
• Theme (Jaws)
• Theme (Jfk)
• Theme (Jurassic Park)
• Theme From E.T. (The Extra Terrestrial)
• Theme From Star Wars

John Williams Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
John Williams Jurassic Park
John Williams Memoirs of a geisha (book)
John Williams Merry Christmas – Merry Christmas from Home Alone 2 Lost In New York
John Williams Star Wars Episode III – Revenge Of The Sith
John Williams Star Wars Symphonic Suite Piano Reduction
John Williams Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back – Han Solo and the Princess
John Williams Theme Jurassic Park
John Williams Versus Hans Zimmer Piano Duet
John Williams’s Film Music Book
Schindler’s list (John Williams)
Schindler’s List – John Williams
The Imperial March Star Wars Sheet Music For Piano by John Williams

The Best Of John Williams – John Williams Greatest Hits Full Album

Track List:

0:00 Duel of the Fates 4:56 Hedwig’s Theme 10:05 Cantina Band 13:18 Prologue 15:29 The Imperial March 18:35 Battle of the Heroes 26:12 Harry’s Wonderous World 31:33 Double Trouble 34:25 Anakin’s Betrayal 38:36 A Window to the Past 41:19 Lumos! (Hedwig’s theme) 42:54 Buckbeak’s Flight (Extended) 47:29 Finale 51:47 The Imperial March 54:53 Aunt Marge’s Waltz

John Williams

Celebrated composer John Williams reverses retirement

The American composer, winner of 5 Oscars, does not close doors on his return to cinema after the news that spoke of his retirement.

The composer John Williams does not close doors on his return to the cinema, after certain news in which there was talk of his retirement from the big screen. “I don’t really like big pronouncements, firm statements behind closed doors,” Williams said about his retirement. Furthermore, he added: “If a film appeared that interested me a lot, with a schedule that I could face, I wouldn’t rule anything out ,” he declared in his interview with The Times , leaving the door open to the future.

John Williams is a renowned composer with a long career and has been the author of the music that has accompanied important titles on the big screen. He currently wants to compose for his concerts and work less on film soundtracks. Furthermore, he assured The Times that his agenda is full in 2024 and that he even already has a confirmed date in Berlin for 2025.

He took advantage of the interview to reflect on the commercial world and classical music: ” Thirty or forty years ago, when I brought a film music program to one of our big orchestras, there could be condescension. I understood it; I understand the value of things done in the commercial world and their place in the art world. But now things are different. I would love to go back in 50 years and see what cinema is contributing to the development of new music, because I think young composers “They will want to work on both ,” Williams said about the situation in both areas.

Finally, the American composer, author of the soundtracks for ‘ Jaws ‘, ‘ Star Wars ‘, ‘ Schindler’s List ‘ and ‘ Harry Potter ‘, among others, ended up saying in the interview: “Cinema forces you to adapt your style to each project that is presented: ‘ Home Alone ‘ cannot have the same language as ‘ Saving Private Ryan ‘ or ‘ Jurassic Park ‘”, and he ended up adding about his style: “Somewhere in all my scores there must be something about me. But I leave that to others to identify . “

Great recognition for the greatest

At 91 years old, John Williams is the composer with the most nominations today after having composed the soundtracks of great titles and has 5 Academy Award statuettes in his showcase for it. The first he won for Fiddler on the Roof in 1972 and the last for ‘Schindler’s List’, in between he also won the Oscar for ‘Jaws’, ‘Star Wars’ and ‘ ET the Extra-Terrestrial ‘. His last nomination was in the previous edition of the Oscars for ‘ The Fabelmans ‘.

In addition to all these successes, it has also been awarded the Golden Globe for best soundtrack on 4 occasions and has 7 BAFTA awards for best original music.