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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2024 · 1H 29M

John Williams

from Melomaniax Podcast · host Melomaniax

Hello and welcome to Melomaniax, the podcast where we take unbiased deep dives into the biggest musicians and bands of all time. I’m Ashton, and I’m Dallas. Today we’re talking about John Williams but first - don't forget to like and subscribe on YouTube, follow on Instagram and TikTok and most importantly, hit us with those 5 star reviews on Apple Podcasts. That just helps us grow quicker than other platforms, though we do appreciate all 5 star reviews. Also, we have a Patreon! We offer a $5 per month that gives you access to the discord as well as a shoutout on one of our episodes and the ability to vote on future episode topics. A long time ago in a galaxy far far away might not have had the same impact it did without today’s subject. Neither would other huge blockbuster films like E.T., Harry Potter, Jurassic Park. Truly wonderful classics that stay with us because of the incredible scores that accompanied the story. John Williams brought all of these films to life with his larger than life scores. John has been credited with reviving the Hollywood Classic Style of scoring films. Let’s hop into the details behind this 26 Grammy Award winning, 5 Academy Award, 7 BAFTA Award, 3 Emmy Award and 4 Golden Globe winning composer.

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