Two Masters, One Artform
Category: Essays
JAWS at 45
Revisiting one of the true classics from the Spielberg/Williams collaboration and its profound impact on the collective memory on two generations of moviegoers and film music lovers
by Maurizio Caschetto
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A reflection on the historical and cultural significance of John Williams’s performances with the Wiener Philharmoniker in January 2020, now released internationally by the Deutsche Grammophon label
Continue reading “From Vienna To Hollywood… and Back Again”Eternity is a Sound: Farewell, Maestro Ennio Morricone
Remembering one of the most influential and talented composers of our times
by Maurizio Caschetto
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A chronological overview of the Maestro’s early works for the concert hall in the 1960s and 1970s, including his almost-unknown Symphony No. 1
by Maurizio Caschetto
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A look back to John Williams’ lively, exciting score for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom on the 35th anniversary of its theatrical release
Continue reading “Anything Goes: Fortune, Glory and the Music of a Hero”Remembering John Singleton and the score of “Rosewood”
A recollection of John Williams’ score for the 1997 film by the late director
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John Williams’ music shines and sparkles in the jubilant performance of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra and its esteemed conductor Gustavo Dudamel as presented in the new recording Celebrating John Wiliams
Continue reading ““¡Que viva Gustavo!””Super Orchestra: The LSO and the Music of Superman
The Legacy of John Williams 