20th Century Fox Fanfare - Orchestral Shootout!

A Comparison of three versions of the 20th Century Fox Fanfare. First, the original soundtrack recording from "The Empire Strikes Back," then the Moscow Symphony, and finally, The Fauxharmonic Orchestra version.

[@Fauxharmonic]

@dondonp12004 - Sounds right to me. The recording in the video here is from iTunes, where it was listed as "from the original soundtrack." Go figure.

[@Clayjrjr2]

I like the original a lot better.... It sounds... oh, I don't know... ORIGINAL

[@DonDonP1]

Cool! But, from 0:08 to 0:28, that isn't the London Symphony Orchestra recording of the 20th Century Fox Fanfare (conducted by John Williams) that was heard in the original soundtrack to 'Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back', that was the National Philharmonic Orchestra (conducted by Charles Gerhardt) that was heard in the re-recording soundtrack to 'Star Wars Episode V'.

[@Fauxharmonic]

Vienna Symphonic Library. Full version.

[@elliottbrown7473]

Moscow just isn't as loud...

[@Fauxharmonic]

@3y3raven - do you mean the original 1970s version, or the original re-release in the 1990s? Or is it the same? Give us a link if you happen to find it!

[@m0shbear599]

Which VST was used for the third version of the fanfare?

[@HotYeet92]

Where did you get the original soundtrack recording from "The Empire Strikes Back"?

[@Fauxharmonic]

@rod1014 - iTunes.