Not only the greatest film composer of them all, but I notice in all of his interviews he is a class act and a true gentleman. It's nice to see a nice guy experience so much success and acclaim.
This particular score helped me enormously to endure my mother's dead and fulfill her last wish: honouring the brave men who died on Omahabeach by laying flowers at the Colleville sur Mer American War Cemetery in Normandy, France and visiting that place since then every year with 50 college students. Mum was born on october 23rd, 1943 and liberated by US forces on september 17th 1944. She died in may 2001. The Netherlands will be eternally gratefull. Thank you USA!
And the Hymn To The Fallen really is the way Williams says. The movie ends and yet you sit, motionless and stare at the credits just because of this music... Amazing..
I have been a member of several Symphony orchestras (Boston Symphony etc) that have recorded the soundtracks of several films that John Williams have composed & conducted in the recording process, (Saving Private Ryan,Pearl Harbour. Attack of the clones etc) . I have been a professional musician for almost 30 years & have never came across a better composer & conductor. John is a musical Genius & his scores are brilliant & emotionally moving. He is a musical genius & I have the upmost respect
November 1998. I was in a packed theatre on a warm Sydney night. Word had gotten out about how graphic the film was so there was a sort of nervousness in the theatre. The opening of the film with The elder Ryan in the cemetery and on the Higgins boats riding into Omaha beach doesn’t hit you right away. But when the ramps go down and the first rounds hit the rangers I was shocked at the sound the bullets made. The whizz and smack of the bullets hitting the bodies was nothing like I had heard before. Unforgettable!
Thank you John Williams for bringing to the world of cinema the most intense and sweet feeling that can ever be developed for this great medium... Your music shakes our souls in honor and respect to those great men who fell in Omaha and on other fronts ... sadly this feeling of respect for the work of these men for peace, is again overshadowed by the ambition of the descendants of the promoters of slaughterhouses of men and women, these beings who without remorse, still do not feel what they you deliver through music; that little remnant of humble humanity that we still have as "civilization"... Thank you for drawing the notes of my childhood and recording in my memories every work in which your music moved every fiber of my being... thank you John, My family and I give you our deepest thanks.
I was Born in 1977 so This Man is a theatrical part of my youth……teenage years…..and Adult life. His music is Genius!!! Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Schindler’s list, Saving Private Ryan just to name a few….Pure emotional musical Genius
Favorite Film Composers 1 - John Williams 2 - Hans Zimmer 3 - Howard Shore 4 - Alan Silvestri 5 - Michael Giacchino 6 - Jerry Goldsmith 7 - Danny Elfman 8 - Ennio Morricone 9 - James Horner 10 - Brian Tyler (Brian Tyler is one of the most innovative composers of all time, so he get's the 10th place.. Considering the many great composers who could have made my top ten list, James Newton Howard, Bernard Herrmann, Thomas Newman, Michael Kamen, Nino Rota, Henry Mancini, John Powell, etc. etc.)
@@tailhookmd2546 Oh wow, that was my list 12 years ago. I was young at that time, and a lot has changed since then. Number one remains unchanged, however. Revision list: 1. John Williams 2. Hans Zimmer 3. Ennio Morricone 4. Jerry Goldsmith 5. Howard Shore 6. James Horner 7. Thomas Newman 8. Alan Silvestri 9. James Newton Howard 10. Michael Giacchino - unsorted: John Barry, Danny Elfman, Michael Kamen, Randy Newman, Max Steiner, Bruce Broughton, John Carpenter, Alan Menken, Bill Conti, Henry Mancini, Elmer Bernstein, Bernard Herrmann, Vangelis, David Arnold, Erich Wolgang Korngold, Basil Poledouris, Nino Rota, Maurice Jarre, Miklós Rósza, Daniel Pemberton, John Powell, Lalo Schifrin, Elliot Goldenthal, and many more…
John Williams composed scores that captured our minds and hearts while watching our favorite films as a child to adult: Superman, Jaws, Back to the Future, Indiana Jones, Star Wars, Home Alone, Jurassic Park, Saving Private Ryan...list goes on..
Some of the most empathetic, compelling, and passionate contemporary music I have ever heard. Add Spielberg's images to the music, and I am willingly entranced.
Hymn to the fallen moves me each and every time I hear it. It is an epic track which pays homage to men and women who's sacriface literally saved the world from a true evil.
This is really one of the alltime greatest filmcomposers -- he is amazing. I had never heard him talk before, he sounds very calm and relaxed, is probably a nice guy. Jesper 28, Denmark
Absolutely. I heard many times this phrase from musicians who know: ask any class of film scoring students: "Who is your favorite film music composer?" You will most likely hear in unisson: "John Williams!". I would say the same in the blink of an eye. There are and were and will be many other fantastic film composers, some naysaywers even accuse J. W. of almost bordering on muzak, but J. W. seems to be THE composer who really reaches deep into feelings we didn't even know we could have.
Ennio Morricone is one of the greatest film composers of all time. In fact some of his composing is better then some of the films he composed for (not including cinema paradiso of course) . His body of work is truly remarkable unlike a lot of composers today that just piece unrelated thematic sections together in protools software. Most of the masters, Williams , Mancini ..etc. we're classic Pencil and paper composers as technology doesn't help writing the overall composition that includes depth and meaning. That's something you build up by playing, listening and writing.. And sometimes rewriting.
John is a prolific composer. He's done quite a few classic movie themes. Like Jaws, Star wars, Superman, Indiana Jones, Harry Potter and many others. Also, aside from Duel and The Color purple, he's composed every movie Steven Spielberg's directed, according to Wikipedia.
I've been told a few weeks ago that a real genius is someone original and a model. Actually, only an artist can be a genius (Einstein was not : someone else could have discovered what he discovered because it's all science xD ). It sounds strange or too vague but I'm glad to believe it ;-). And John Williams is a genius of course ! That's indisputable. His music touches us in the deepest part of our heart. We can't explain it but we feel... well, extatic when it does. ^^ Thank you Mr Williams !
John Williams is the best QVC Music Composer in the world and so did James Horner, John Williams and James Horner are the best QVC composer in the world.
4:16 to 4:35. Boy I don't know what I wouldn't have paid to benn been there in person. The climax of 'Hymn to the Fallen' is some of the most powerfully beautiful music I have ever heard.
thats not what i meant, compare all you want but being objective ignores the more emotional pull that music has, which is often what leads us to prefer one musician over another, and they are both great composers
I think more and more we have our first experiences from film and media. And in real life the love scene doesn't have those violins welling up and the traumatic accident doesn't have that beat pumping, just a strange silence which can be bizarre the first time it happens.
Yes,John Williams no 1. No contest there. As for hans zimmer.i wonder if he contracts ppl to arrange for him. Its 1 thing to come up w a great melody....u still have to arrange it. Steve Jobs said "great artists steal". Wonder if Zimmer is in this catagory? Id still give hans thumbs up for his great taste in sounds. He does seem to know how to make use if the computer to its full advantage.so that being said......all in all,he gets what the director wants.
Music is the art of theft, for the most part, current composers of classical romanticism such as John Williams are meant to continue the tradition along with adding his own elements Any one that claims he steals is just ignorant
Zimmer does not compose the music attributed to him; he hires his 'minions' to do it for him. I do not believe that Zimmer has the capacity to 'steal', given that he can hardly read a music score. The computer is his best mate; nothing more, nothing less.
¡Excelente! La calidad contenida en esta composición es digna de un Oscar. La forma sostenida en que John mantiene la simetria, el lenguaje musical y el himno solemne al final revelan lo grandioso del arte que tenemos entre manos, que muy humildemente pienso debe estar entre una de las mejores de su carrera. Es un soundtrack obligado para todo amante de la buena musica.
@dmiraie1 I agree. Hanz Zimmer has a whole army of minions of co-composers and musicians in what he calls Remote Control. He is not the only composer to work on a single score. He divides the job among his minions and takes credit of the job they did.
I'm so sad that I don't undestand all what he said,'cause I'm fro germany. But just his voice makes me calm. When I see him I think hes a good wizard in history. Like merlin.
hey guys! i would NEVER try to compare williams and the others. williams is the ONLY of them who can write only with pencil and paper and that for each instrument of the orchestra etc.. he works like the great composers of the past and he still IS one of them (did you know he has written 2 whole symphonies ???). to compare williams with others, like zimmer, the electro fool who let others write his music, is a shame! only wanted to say that. long live maestro williams! :-)
Impresionante banda sonora del maestro, probablemente una de sus mejores. A pesar de pasar desapercibida, el Hym to the Fallen es una de las mejores piezas compuestas para el cine.
Personal tastes aside, I think if one could be objective with music, John Williams is the better composer without a doubt. Knowing Zimmer's candor about his own work, I'm willing to be he would agree.
1. John Williams 2. Jerry Goldsmith 3. Bernard Herrmann 4. Ennio Morricone John Barry 5. Miklos Rosza 6. Phillipe Sarde. 7. James Horner 8. Pino Donaggio. 9. Philip Glass 10.Laurence Rosenthal 11. David Shire 12. Trevor Jones 13. Elliot Goldenthal 14. John Corigliano 15. Henry Mancini 16. Alan Silvestri 17. Jerome Morose 18. Thomas Newman 19. Quincy Jones 20. Don Davis 21. James Newton Howard . . 98. Danny Elfman 99. Hans Zimmer 100. Michael Giacchino
jamieariss I completely agree, Williams is far more talented than any of these Xfactor and Britain's Got Talent contestants yet they seem to be far more glorified. People have forgotten what real talent is, and it's not exactly helped by an oblivious media.
my friends, hans zimmer is nothing...you call him a composer? is a composer paying money to musicians to compose music for himself? sorry! hans zimmer is a music PRODUCER no COMPOSER...and please, who not can make music with expensive music programs? everybody! the art of williams work, writing down notes for the whole orchestra by hand is incredible! THAT is music THAT is composing....not this factory music of zimmer!
1 - John Williams 2 - 3 - Hans Zimmer 4 - Danny Elfman John Williams is so fucking awesome that the second place is empty, just to show how distant he is about the others composers
1. John Williams 2. Enino Morricone 3. John Barry 4. Bernard Hermann 5. Alfred Newman 6. Jerry Goldsmith 7. Hans Zimmer 8. Thomas Newman 9. Alan Menken 10. Howard Shore 11. Danny Elfman 12. James Newton Howard 13. Alan Silvestri
@ViktorJWilliams I see, usually artists and scientists do not see each others' ways. I have many hobbies in both areas, I would like to say that there is both a science of art and an art of science. Einstein was a brilliant philosopher, by the way.
@jahty I soooo wish that were true... sadly, people don't seem to care enough about the music being written for movies such as Saving Private Ryan, Star Wars, and Indiana Jones. People are always asking me who John Williams is when I bring it up. :\
John Williams is one man working in movies who undoubtedly has never disappointed.
He deserves to be Knighted
Wowa... I’m in the presence of royalty
@@marcothommen2484 if he were british he probably would have been already
omg I'm here again.
Must be a yearly tradition
John Williams is definitely THE master of capturing emotion.
This man is a legend. The music he created is sublime.
Not only the greatest film composer of them all, but I notice in all of his interviews he is a class act and a true gentleman. It's nice to see a nice guy experience so much success and acclaim.
In a hundred years John Williams will be remembered along side names like Mozart and Beethoven.
He’s already earned his eternal place at the very heights of his field
He already is.
He is our Mozart and Beethoven! The 100 years is now!!!!
I love John Williams and he should get a medal of freedom for making beautiful film scores
This particular score helped me enormously to endure my mother's dead and fulfill her last wish: honouring the brave men who died on Omahabeach by laying flowers at the Colleville sur Mer American War Cemetery in Normandy, France and visiting that place since then every year with 50 college students. Mum was born on october 23rd, 1943 and liberated by US forces on september 17th 1944. She died in may 2001. The Netherlands will be eternally gratefull. Thank you USA!
Any time I hear this man's music I want to cry..... There's something about the way he writes!
I could watch this over and over
Me too, love this guy
Rebecca Oliverio yes indeed,although some parts was painful to watch. I cried on some parts .
One of the greatest scores of all time!
And the Hymn To The Fallen really is the way Williams says. The movie ends and yet you sit, motionless and stare at the credits just because of this music... Amazing..
I have been a member of several Symphony orchestras (Boston Symphony etc) that have recorded the soundtracks of several films that John Williams have composed & conducted in the recording process, (Saving Private Ryan,Pearl Harbour. Attack of the clones etc) . I have been a professional musician for almost 30 years & have never came across a better composer & conductor. John is a musical Genius & his scores are brilliant & emotionally moving. He is a musical genius & I have the upmost respect
Greatest filmcomposer of all time. Period.
November 1998. I was in a packed theatre on a warm Sydney night. Word had gotten out about how graphic the film was so there was a sort of nervousness in the theatre. The opening of the film with The elder Ryan in the cemetery and on the Higgins boats riding into Omaha beach doesn’t hit you right away. But when the ramps go down and the first rounds hit the rangers I was shocked at the sound the bullets made. The whizz and smack of the bullets hitting the bodies was nothing like I had heard before. Unforgettable!
Thank you John Williams for bringing to the world of cinema the most intense and sweet feeling that can ever be developed for this great medium... Your music shakes our souls in honor and respect to those great men who fell in Omaha and on other fronts ... sadly this feeling of respect for the work of these men for peace, is again overshadowed by the ambition of the descendants of the promoters of slaughterhouses of men and women, these beings who without remorse, still do not feel what they you deliver through music; that little remnant of humble humanity that we still have as "civilization"... Thank you for drawing the notes of my childhood and recording in my memories every work in which your music moved every fiber of my being... thank you John, My family and I give you our deepest thanks.
Excellent commentary by the maestro. I appreciated it.
I was Born in 1977 so This Man is a theatrical part of my youth……teenage years…..and Adult life. His music is Genius!!! Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Schindler’s list, Saving Private Ryan just to name a few….Pure emotional musical Genius
The two most emotional films of our time Pte Ryan and Schindler's list both screen and scores .The masterpieces of Spielberg and Williams .
The man ! An incredible person
John Williams is such an amazing composer, so articulate and humane too. ❤
This movie was the best about WWII and D-Day and John Williams was a big part of that. I was very pleased with his serious, moving score.
I love john williams very much.
Same here! One of the best composers of all time!
One of the greatest movies i ever watched ❤️🥺
Thank you Maestro👏
Who the heck dislikes this!? The music is amazing and John Williams is amazing and saving private is amazing why dislike this?!
Simply, he is my idol who helped me to pursue music for the rest of my life
Jeez I get goosebumps every time I hear this part of the score
Hauntingly beautiful.
i couldn't agree more. the music is so powerful with the combined choir and orchestra.
I also loved his score for The deer hunter. Amazingly touching. Enormous gifted man.
Indeed. And certainly Williams was consistent with his individual style throughout his career.
Favorite Film Composers
1 - John Williams
2 - Hans Zimmer
3 - Howard Shore
4 - Alan Silvestri
5 - Michael Giacchino
6 - Jerry Goldsmith
7 - Danny Elfman
8 - Ennio Morricone
9 - James Horner
10 - Brian Tyler
(Brian Tyler is one of the most innovative composers of all time, so he get's the 10th place.. Considering the many great composers who could have made my top ten list, James Newton Howard, Bernard Herrmann, Thomas Newman, Michael Kamen, Nino Rota, Henry Mancini, John Powell, etc. etc.)
Niels Lauridsen Great list
Shocked that James Horner is 9th on your list… he’s top 5 on mine… where is Bill Conti?
@@tailhookmd2546 Oh wow, that was my list 12 years ago. I was young at that time, and a lot has changed since then. Number one remains unchanged, however.
Revision list:
1. John Williams
2. Hans Zimmer
3. Ennio Morricone
4. Jerry Goldsmith
5. Howard Shore
6. James Horner
7. Thomas Newman
8. Alan Silvestri
9. James Newton Howard
10. Michael Giacchino
- unsorted: John Barry, Danny Elfman, Michael Kamen, Randy Newman, Max Steiner, Bruce Broughton, John Carpenter, Alan Menken, Bill Conti, Henry Mancini, Elmer Bernstein, Bernard Herrmann, Vangelis, David Arnold, Erich Wolgang Korngold, Basil Poledouris, Nino Rota, Maurice Jarre, Miklós Rósza, Daniel Pemberton, John Powell, Lalo Schifrin, Elliot Goldenthal, and many more…
One of the moving film and score I´ve ever heared and seen in my life.
John Williams composed scores that captured our minds and hearts while watching our favorite films as a child to adult: Superman, Jaws, Back to the Future, Indiana Jones, Star Wars, Home Alone, Jurassic Park, Saving Private Ryan...list goes on..
Lam Silvestri scored Back To The Future fella, but otherwise bang on 👍👍
This man is brilliant! Simply brilliant!
John is brilliant. His music also shows how classical is way more sofisticated then everything else. Just amazing how the music can lift the movie.
Thank you for posting this. I am a big fan of Williams.
Also, the video will help me practice my Spanish!
Tanglewood Festival Chorus members were seated in the audience seats of Symphony Hall. Neat!
Some of the most empathetic, compelling, and passionate contemporary music I have ever heard. Add Spielberg's images to the music, and I am willingly entranced.
Very moving music Williams earns his success.
John Williams is a music genius!
Hymn to the fallen moves me each and every time I hear it. It is an epic track which pays homage to men and women who's sacriface literally saved the world from a true evil.
John Williams is the best.
This is really one of the alltime greatest filmcomposers -- he is amazing. I had never heard him talk before, he sounds very calm and relaxed, is probably a nice guy.
Jesper 28, Denmark
How is life going?
He's a legend. Enough said.
this music has impacted me as a child!
I salute the poster! Time to get the DVD out.
John Williams is the greatest composer alive!
Absolutely. I heard many times this phrase from musicians who know: ask any class of film scoring students: "Who is your favorite film music composer?" You will most likely hear in unisson: "John Williams!".
I would say the same in the blink of an eye. There are and were and will be many other fantastic film composers, some naysaywers even accuse J. W. of almost bordering on muzak, but J. W. seems to be THE composer who really reaches deep into feelings we didn't even know we could have.
Ennio Morricone is one of the greatest film composers of all time. In fact some of his composing is better then some of the films he composed for (not including cinema paradiso of course) . His body of work is truly remarkable unlike a lot of composers today that just piece unrelated thematic sections together in protools software. Most of the masters, Williams , Mancini ..etc. we're classic Pencil and paper composers as technology doesn't help writing the overall composition that includes depth and meaning. That's something you build up by playing, listening and writing.. And sometimes rewriting.
great interview, thx!
Pure genius.
this is a master piece really
John Williams is the best composer in our QVC Adventure.
He's already there in my eyes!
Genius, the god of film music. The best composer of the History.
This man is my hero
i LOVE this man
Esto prueba la genialidad del gran maestro John Williams... gracias por el post!
Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks, John Williams..... questions?
John Williams is the best film composer all over the world. There is no "one of".
Lang Chen there are many beautiful and best composers all over the world, so yes he is one of the best..
ah, an insiteful post on the thoughts of a master. ty for this one. :D
fantastic
John is a prolific composer. He's done quite a few classic movie themes. Like Jaws, Star wars, Superman, Indiana Jones, Harry Potter and many others. Also, aside from Duel and The Color purple, he's composed every movie Steven Spielberg's directed, according to Wikipedia.
You can see and hear what a nice person he actually is.
Such a modest genius.
I've been told a few weeks ago that a real genius is someone original and a model. Actually, only an artist can be a genius (Einstein was not : someone else could have discovered what he discovered because it's all science xD ). It sounds strange or too vague but I'm glad to believe it ;-). And John Williams is a genius of course ! That's indisputable. His music touches us in the deepest part of our heart. We can't explain it but we feel... well, extatic when it does. ^^ Thank you Mr Williams !
A legend..agree about the x factor crapness on tv..John Williams is true talent..
John Williams is the best QVC Music Composer in the world and so did James Horner, John Williams and James Horner are the best QVC composer in the world.
4:16 to 4:35. Boy I don't know what I wouldn't have paid to benn been there in person. The climax of 'Hymn to the Fallen' is some of the most powerfully beautiful music I have ever heard.
thats not what i meant, compare all you want but being objective ignores the more emotional pull that music has, which is often what leads us to prefer one musician over another, and they are both great composers
I think more and more we have our first experiences from film and media. And in real life the love scene doesn't have those violins welling up and the traumatic accident doesn't have that beat pumping, just a strange silence which can be bizarre the first time it happens.
absolutely jahty!
Yes,John Williams no 1. No contest there. As for hans zimmer.i wonder if he contracts ppl to arrange for him. Its 1 thing to come up w a great melody....u still have to arrange it. Steve Jobs said "great artists steal". Wonder if Zimmer is in this catagory? Id still give hans thumbs up for his great taste in sounds. He does seem to know how to make use if the computer to its full advantage.so that being said......all in all,he gets what the director wants.
Music is the art of theft, for the most part, current composers of classical romanticism such as John Williams are meant to continue the tradition along with adding his own elements
Any one that claims he steals is just ignorant
Zimmer does not compose the music attributed to him; he hires his 'minions' to do it for him. I do not believe that Zimmer has the capacity to 'steal', given that he can hardly read a music score. The computer is his best mate; nothing more, nothing less.
jslasher1 the main thing is,its not writing music,its what you can do with it.
And hans got an award to prove it.
This man is a genius.
He's a genious
¡Excelente! La calidad contenida en esta composición es digna de un Oscar. La forma sostenida en que John mantiene la simetria, el lenguaje musical y el himno solemne al final revelan lo grandioso del arte que tenemos entre manos, que muy humildemente pienso debe estar entre una de las mejores de su carrera. Es un soundtrack obligado para todo amante de la buena musica.
John Williams and James Horner are the best
6.12 minutes of goosebumps.
@dmiraie1 I agree. Hanz Zimmer has a whole army of minions of co-composers and musicians in what he calls Remote Control. He is not the only composer to work on a single score. He divides the job among his minions and takes credit of the job they did.
Williams and Goldsmith are the AAA-Composers in 20th Century
gives you that lump in my throat feeling.
I'm so sad that I don't undestand all what he said,'cause I'm fro germany. But just his voice makes me calm. When I see him I think hes a good wizard in history. Like merlin.
hey guys!
i would NEVER try to compare williams and the others. williams is the ONLY of them who can write only with pencil and paper and that for each instrument of the orchestra etc.. he works like the great composers of the past and he still IS one of them (did you know he has written 2 whole symphonies ???). to compare williams with others, like zimmer, the electro fool who let others write his music, is a shame!
only wanted to say that. long live maestro williams! :-)
Impresionante banda sonora del maestro, probablemente una de sus mejores. A pesar de pasar desapercibida, el Hym to the Fallen es una de las mejores piezas compuestas para el cine.
Personal tastes aside, I think if one could be objective with music, John Williams is the better composer without a doubt. Knowing Zimmer's candor about his own work, I'm willing to be he would agree.
yeah, Good call on not putting music over the most visceral battle scenes, makes the points of the film with music hit even harder.
1. John Williams
2. Jerry Goldsmith
3. Bernard Herrmann
4. Ennio Morricone John Barry
5. Miklos Rosza
6. Phillipe Sarde.
7. James Horner
8. Pino Donaggio.
9. Philip Glass
10.Laurence Rosenthal
11. David Shire
12. Trevor Jones
13. Elliot Goldenthal
14. John Corigliano
15. Henry Mancini
16. Alan Silvestri
17. Jerome Morose
18. Thomas Newman
19. Quincy Jones
20. Don Davis
21. James Newton Howard
.
.
98. Danny Elfman
99. Hans Zimmer
100. Michael Giacchino
jamieariss I completely agree, Williams is far more talented than any of these Xfactor and Britain's Got Talent contestants yet they seem to be far more glorified. People have forgotten what real talent is, and it's not exactly helped by an oblivious media.
disc 2 of the special edition dvd
@xXSparky117Xx
Einstein was a brilliant philosopher, by the way.
Care to list his works?
my friends, hans zimmer is nothing...you call him a composer? is a composer paying money to musicians to compose music for himself? sorry! hans zimmer is a music PRODUCER no COMPOSER...and please, who not can make music with expensive music programs? everybody! the art of williams work, writing down notes for the whole orchestra by hand is incredible! THAT is music THAT is composing....not this factory music of zimmer!
I don’t know how I’d play as an instrumentalist I’d be crying to hard😭
ennio no.1
1 - John Williams
2 -
3 - Hans Zimmer
4 - Danny Elfman
John Williams is so fucking awesome that the second place is empty, just to show how distant he is about the others composers
1. John Williams
1. John Williams 2. Enino Morricone 3. John Barry 4. Bernard Hermann 5. Alfred Newman 6. Jerry Goldsmith 7. Hans Zimmer 8. Thomas Newman 9. Alan Menken 10. Howard Shore 11. Danny Elfman 12. James Newton Howard 13. Alan Silvestri
@ViktorJWilliams
I see, usually artists and scientists do not see each others' ways. I have many hobbies in both areas, I would like to say that there is both a science of art and an art of science. Einstein was a brilliant philosopher, by the way.
The day Steven gets a different composer than John will be the day the sun collapses
He did few times. Bridge of Spies, Player One...
@@MagicSoundsandMusic oh god oh shit oh fuck what have I done?!
@jahty I soooo wish that were true... sadly, people don't seem to care enough about the music being written for movies such as Saving Private Ryan, Star Wars, and Indiana Jones. People are always asking me who John Williams is when I bring it up. :\