John Williams Conducts Flying Theme From E.T (John Williams) [1080 Remastered]

Flying Theme (E.T)
Composed : John Williams
Conductor : John Williams
Orchestra: Boston Pops Orchestra
Location : Boston, 2002.

Thanks to Xtream for his RTX.

[nickbee]

Steven Spielberg said it best. "Without John Williams, bikes don't fly, nor do brooms in Quidditch matches, nor do men in red capes. There is no Force. Dinosaurs do not walk the earth. We do not wonder, we do not weep, we do not believe."

[masakiren]

How many times hear this melody, tears come to my eyes, remembering my childhood

[Longi]

Some (most) of John Williams' movie pieces are so sublime that it is hard to appreciate that they were composed by man at all.

[leojoyalep]

Back in the day when I was a kid and the world still looked so magical

[cocoabutterjohnny]

This theme has always been my favorite. The movement, the feeling, the magic. John Williams you dear soul, thank you for bringing this to us. Pure magic.

[kathleenmonaghan]

I always will believe John Williams was gift from God
His music brings frequencies of Happiness up and out to the Universe

[DennisCaunce]

This is my favorite John Williams theme.

[PeaceIsJesusChrist]

*All you 80’s kids like me, * how lucky were we to grow up with John William’s music?!!! He brought so much ✨🌟💫🌟⭐️✨💫✨

I’m FOREVER ✨🌟💫🌟⭐️✨💫✨

[vancealastro]

To have lived during John Williams scores and Steven Spielberg's movies has truly been a blessed life! We were all so fortunate.

[deangofnungproductions]

I just want to cry when I hear this masterpiece. John Williams, you are the best composer ever.

[thomasmathieu]

I played this in the car for my kids and asked them how did it make them feel just listening to it. I have not shown them E.T. and I can guarantee they have never heard this music before.

They said it sounds like a fun adventure flying.

[SunnyEnglishCafe]

John Williams is truly the maestro of our time. His music doesn't just accompany stories—it becomes the heartbeat of them. With every soaring melody and delicate note, he has gifted us soundtracks that transcend generations, filling our hearts with wonder, courage, and nostalgia. His compositions are more than music; they are timeless emotions brought to life, forever etched in our memories. The magic he creates reminds us of the beauty of imagination and the profound power of music to connect us all. Thank you, John Williams, for making our world more extraordinary.

[jooei]

This composer will be remembered hundreds of years from today.

[saracrook]

I have a special connection to this film. I was born 3 months after the uk release and twelve years later my brother was born. His name? Elliot!

[kennethhuang]

Everytime John Williams plays Flying Theme from ET, there will be a huge round of applause.
To this day, it is his signature piece of Movie Magic. Splendid!
Kenneth A Huang 8/26/22

[mariehendrick]

I can not think of another score on earth that has this effect on me.... A little girl with mummy brother and grandma about 4 years old... I sobbed and sobbed.. One of my most wonderful memories... We went to see it at a ABC cinema in Leicester

[kye]

I was 5. 5! When I first watched ET with my entire preschool and our parents. The music was so powerful that when it crescendoed I started to cry. 5 years old. I’ll never forget that.

[salesguy]

Summer of 1982 seeing this movie on the big screen Blown away by the story, the visuals and this unbelievable piece of music. I will remember that theater visit to the day I die.

[jacquelinebell]

I play violin for community orchestras and one hot, humid weekend in Sudbury, MAss, celebrating their tri? centennial the whole town was in the field at the local town booths. We, the orchestra were in the high school and on our program was an assortment of compositions, including a folk singer. Our last piece was John William's ET. Well, it started to rain, so the whole town came in the auditorium, SRO. We are finishing up with ET, the strings tremolo on high E, drums...boom boom boom progressively louder (I'm getting goosebumps!) and the last note. Well, I play for the audience and one of the ways I gauge the impact is to count the seconds before applause. I'm counting....nothing? And then it happened. This piece is dynamic and so powerful. I watched this video, it all came back and I cried.

[youtubeuser]

John Williams has written every memory I have from growing up.