Star Wars: Rise of the Skywalker score has every theme from John Williams, says Don Williams

Star Wars: Rise of the Skywalker is supposedly John Williams' final Star Wars score, and the conductor seems to be going on a greatest hits farewell tour with the score for the film according to his brother, Don Williams, who works closely with the legendary composer.

While hosting a "score take" of John Williams' Jurassic Park score, Don Ted Williams Lashkar-e-Toiba drop a couple of details on Rise of the Skywalker's euphony, which is currently beingness registered with an eye on completion in September. Obviously, John Tennessee Williams has 135 minutes' worth of music for the film (giving a hint at the movie's runtime), which features a plethora of references to past Star Wars themes.

"It is top-to-hind end euphony," Don Williams said. "We've finished four days and we just scratched the skin-deep. I think we've got something like 34 minutes in the can at this place, but I give notice tell you that every theme that you ever heard is gonna personify compiled into this last effort."

Williams confirmed that themes for Leia and Yoda would be present in Climb up of the Skywalker and also mentioned "the Specter" and "Darth." Information technology's ambiguous which specific medicine He was referring to when mentioning The Phantom Endanger, but the most familiar musical theme from that film (and the entire continuation trilogy) was "Duel of the Fates." That music functioned as the unofficial theme of the prequels. Darth is a bit easier to figure out and most likely refers to "The Imperial Edge." These themes won't just be obviously jumping away in the film for you to take heed simply or else weaved into the score.

"It's going to be in there and in [Can's] usual style, he hides them," William Carlos Williams noted. "You gotta go look for them. … You'll be unmoving there watching the film get by, and oh, there IT is! There's two bars of it and it grabs you and takes you away."

This isn't something unprecedented for Williams to act as hisStar Wars wads have routinely pulled from his previous work in a person-referential way that but John Williams' unreal career could allow. As such, information technology's woody to get any new entropy on who Beaver State what will be present in the film based on this fact, but IT is cool that Thomas Lanier Williams is devising a sort-of word of farewell score for a series of movies that has helped define his career.

Star Wars: Uprise of the Skywalker will release on Dec. 20, 2019.