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Composed by Alfred Newman. Arranged by Noah D. Taylor. 20th Century,Film/TV. Score and parts. 33 pages. Noah D. Taylor Music #642830. Published by Noah D. Taylor Music (A0.1037910).Concert Band - Grade 4 Composed by Alfred newman. Arranged by Noah D. Taylor. Film Music, Movie Music. Score and parts. 33 pages. Published by Noah D. Taylor (www.noahdtaylor.com) - NDT2022-02. The 20th Century Fox Fanfare was composed by Alfred Newman in 1933. Alfred Newman was the longtime head of the Fox's music department from 1940 to 1960. In 1953, an extended version was created for CinemaScope films, and debuted on the film River of No Return. When John Williams signed onto the Star Wars project, one of his first moves was to compose the Main Title to Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope in the same key as the 20th Century Fox fanfare. He has said before that it was truly meant as another extension of the fanfare, and it has since been adopted by Star Wars film score buffs as part and parcel of the scores to Star Wars.
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