Cover of the original 1977 release. By Released 1977, 1997, 2004 Recorded March 1977 Studio Anvil Studios, Denham Length 74: 58 (later by,,, and ), Nick Redman (2004) chronology (1977) 1977 Star Wars (1977) (1977) 1977 chronology Star Wars (1977) Star Wars1977 (1980) 1980 Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating ' score for was recorded over eight sessions at Anvil Studios in Denham, England on March 5, 8–12, 15 and 16, 1977. The score was performed by the with Williams himself conducting.

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The score was by Williams's frequent associate, who also orchestrated and. The score was recorded by engineer and edited by, and the scoring sessions were produced by Star Wars director and supervised by, head of 's music department. The film premiered on May 25, 1977 and by late summer a of the film's theme by became America's number one song. In 2005, the named the original Star Wars soundtrack as the most memorable score of all time for a U.S. In 2004, it was preserved by the into the, calling it 'culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant'. In 2016, the album was re-released by on vinyl, CD, and digital formats alongside Williams' other Star Wars soundtracks.

The vinyl release is pressed on 180g vinyl, and features the original 20th Century Records logo. Unlike all of Sony Classical's previous releases, however, the vinyl version is a remastered version of the original 1977 release, not the Special Edition. In 2017, the soundtrack was re-released by; in digital formats on January 1 and on on December 1.

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • Original pressing [ ] The original 1977 release of the soundtrack, entitled Star Wars - Original Soundtrack, included a poster of a painting by science fiction artist, depicting the final battle over the Death Star from the film's end. The album was released as a double LP which was formatted for an record player; one disc had sides one and four with the other having sides two and three. This allowed a person to stack sides one and two on the player, then flip the stack over for sides three and four, allowing the listener to have over half an hour of uninterrupted music interspersed with key bits of dialog before they needed to flip the discs over.

Track listing for the first release on LP [ ] • First release on LP by 20th Century. For the original soundtrack, John Williams selected 75 minutes of music out of the 88 minute score.

To provide musical variety, it did not follow the film's chronological order. This track listing is also shared by 's 2016 LP release. Title Length 1. Comodo Silent Installation. 'Imperial Attack' 6:10 3. 'Princess Leia's Theme' 4:18 4. 'The Desert and the Robot Auction' 2:51 Side two No. Title Length 5.

'Ben's Death and TIE Fighter Attack' 3:46 6. 'The Little People Work' 4:02 7. 'Rescue of the Princess' 4:46 8. 'Inner City' 4:12 9. 'Cantina Band' 2:44 Side three No. Title Length 10. 'The Land of the Sandpeople' 2:50 11.

'Mouse Robot and Blasting Off' 4:01 12. 'The Return Home' 2:46 13. 'The Walls Converge' 4:31 14. 'The Princess Appears' 4:04 Side four No. Title Length 15.

'The Last Battle' 12:05 16. Eleanor Winters Mastering Copper Plate Calligraphy Pdf. 'The Throne Room and End Title' 5:28 Total Time: 74:58 Track listing for the first release on CD [ ] • First release on CD by in 1986. It is identical in content and packaging to the LP release.