But you may be disappointed as you look for answers to that question. Nothing wrong with asking, and I would be shocked if JW ever saw these conversations. Williams, would appreciate someone sending it to me. Thank you, Sonny
Don't want to upset the Maestro. If there is an article that might provide an answer to my question with Mr. Williams if this question is not appropriate. What led him to this haunting melody? How did these notes come to his mind? Was it from a religious song, a prelude, or merely an inspiration, notes that just happened in his head. Williams what inspired his Theme music written for Jurassic Park. I'm relatively new to this this forum, but would it be prohibited to ask Mr. I also see the similarity in the religious song "Lord, here I am" (video and audio above). Thank you for that. He made it sound really really cool and more modern, but I don't think it was that Prelude that set him off.Īnd in terms of the composer who wrote this prelude, go listen to this: I've personally never heard any music that sounds like the JP theme, but the chord progression and the way it resolves is as old as music. You have to think, Williams said that theme he wrote was meant to be this majestic "churchy" thing, which means he was probably thinking about the glory days of music written for the church, which would be Bach for the modern composer, as well as Handel. Williams has done both, with Tree Song being my favorite example of taking a sound that inspired him and made it his own.īut there are some tonal qualities in this prelude that sound that same, but ultimately its really not. That is total crap, but natually composers do do that sometimes, and sometimes they do it intentionally. I was once told by a composition teacher that if we just compose on instinct, you will just instinctively end up ripping off other composer whether you realize it or not, and that's why he told me, the only correct way to write music was with a tone series and mathematic formuli.
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