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Unreleased soundtrack music from the original Clone Wars 2003-2005 microseries. The clean soundtrack can not be found anywhere but some of the show's music was inserted in the menus of the DVD release - these sound clips are taken from these menus and extended where possible.


This is the music that plays during the ARC Trooper scenes at the Battle of Muunilinst. The Advanced Recon Commando clone Captain Fordo and his team of ARC lieutenants and troopers, later known as the "Muunilinst Ten", were on a covert mission to destroy a canon of the Separatist forces and later infiltrate the Separatist command center with General Obi-Wan Kenobi. 
The clean audio clip taken from the DVD is mixed with additional parts taken from the audio of the show where there are no to minimal sound effects.


Artwork by Chris Trevas, originally published in Star Wars Insider 84 article "Guide to the Grand Army of the Republic", featuring other illustrations by him, written by Karen Traviss and Ryan Kaufman. 

The original 2003 Clone Wars show was developed by Genndy Tartakovsky (as director and producer), Paul Rudish (as art director), Bryan Andrews (as storyboard artists), Darrick Bachman (as writer), Paul Dinletir and James L. Venable (as composers) that created original music and used themes by composer John Williams, Erik Foreman (as sound editor and sound designer) that created original sound effects and used sound libraries by Star Wars sound designer Ben Burtt. 

The series features voice actors:
Andre Sogliuzzo as ARC Captain, Clone Troopers, Captain Typho, Battle Droids and other characters;
James Arnold Taylor as Obi-Wan Kenobi (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Mat Lucas as Anakin Skywalker (and voices Anakin in many other materials and games)
Anthony Daniels as C-3PO (the actor who plays 3PO in all Star Wars films lends his voice to the show);
Tom Kane as Yoda (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Terrence 'T.C.' Carson as Mace Windu (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Corey Burton as Count Dooku (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Nick Jameson as Supreme Chancellor Palpatine / Darth Sidious;
Grey Griffin as Asajj Ventress (a.k.a. Grey DeLisle, who voices Catwoman in Batman: Arkham City, as well as many other fictional characters);
John DiMaggio as General Grievous (in Vol. 1);
Richard McGonagle as General Grievous (in Vol. 2)
and other talented actors.
More info about the series on https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0361243/

You can currently stream the Clone Wars (2003) microseries on Disney+ and YouTube.

Star Wars Clone Wars (2003) Chapter 03 - ARC Troopers Theme (Extended) (Unreleased Soundtrack Music)

A good friend of mine (who's a fabulous composer/conductor as well!) once said to me,"No one writes an action sequence as well as John Williams."

I heartily agree!!

Here's my latest trombone choir arrangement and overdub: "The Battle Over Coruscant" from Star Wars "Revenge of the Sith" composed by John Williams. This is the huge space battle sequence in the opening of the film. It's an incredible setting of "The Force" melody in the start which give way to an incredibly intense interplay.

Lately I've been catching some grief for doing so many arrangements from Star Wars Episodes 1-3. My response is,"The movies may not be that great, but the music is incredible and tells a way better story than the acting!"

To my sound cloud followers, please help me get these John Williams arrangements published and sign this petition:

http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/john-williams-trombone-ensemble-arrangements

Thanks and enjoy the latest overdub!!

Battle Over Coruscant

16 Finish the Fight

I used Eastwest Hollywood Winds/Brass/strings, and percussion/harp from EWQLSO. I used a Steinway D for the piano part. I used Symphonic Choirs for the choirs. 

Battle of the Heroes(Star Wars Cover)

Star Wars- Battle Over Coruscant [High Quality]

Star Wars General Grievous Theme

Music by Jeremy Soule
Still one of my favorite games of all time!
Can't wait for the remake!

Star Wars KOTOR - The Sith Endar Spire

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Star Wars: Darth Malak Epic Theme | KOTOR ORCHESTRAL MIX

This is just a repost
Actual Video On Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_px0GkJEvcA
SubToHisChannel:https://www.youtube.com/user/samuelkimmusic


All copyright belongs to their respective owners. 
Star Wars Themes by John Williams
The Mandalorian Themes by Ludwig Göransson
Arranged and Orchestrated by Samuel Kim.

Star Wars Duel Of The Fates X Imperial March EPIC MANDALORIAN VERSION

James Nova joined the Grammy award-winning Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra in 2009 as second/utility trombone. In 2012, Nova made his solo debut with the PSO, performing Henri Tomasi’s Concerto for Trombone and Orchestra. Prior to that, he was a member of the Utah Symphony Orchestra where he served eight seasons as assistant principal/second trombone. 
 
Since 2012, James Nova has found a new passion in multitrack recording, also known as "overdubbing." Overdubbing is a process by which a musician records all the parts of a piece of music one by one and layers the recordings on top of each other to create a full ensemble. Nova has released dozens of stunning and virtuosic tracks of his own challenging arrangements of exciting repertoire for trombone choir. The arrangements employ many different trombones: contra bass, bass, tenor, small tenor, alto, and even soprano trombones!
 
James Nova has had a lifelong love of John Williams’ film scores and in December of 2017, he released a new overdub album for trombone choir, A Fall from Light to Dark. Through the chosen moments of John Williams’ masterful scores, this album musically chronicles the rise and descent of Anakin Skywalker as he transforms into Darth Vader. Truly a one-man show, this album’s transcriptions, playing, recording, editing, mixing, and mastering were all done by Nova himself.

James Nova has always been passionate about music education. When not on stage at Heinz Hall with the Pittsburgh Symphony, he can be found at the Mary Pappert School of Music at Duquesne University where he is adjunct trombone faculty, as well as the brass coach of the Three Rivers Young Peoples Orchestras. Given their widespread popularity, Nova’s recordings are playing an impactful role in inspiring the next generation of musicians and budding recording artists and he is frequently invited to teach outside the region. Since 2012, he has completed more than 85 visits to prominent festivals (such as the International Trombone Festival, American Trombone Workshop, and the Korea Trombone Festival, among others) and reputable educational institutions (such as the Curtis Institute of Music, Juilliard School of Music, and New England Conservatory, among others) as the featured artist and educator in concerts, masterclasses, and clinics.

James Nova studied with Glenn Dodson at the Curtis Institute of Music followed by study with Norman Bolter at the New England Conservatory of Music. While in Boston, Nova played regularly with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Boston Pops Orchestra, including recordings and television broadcasts as both principal and second trombone. 

James Nova is an S.E. Shires Artist and performs on his signature line of Greg Black Mouthpieces.

For more info, visit jimnova.com or hear his recordings at soundcloud.com/jimnova
 

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