Star Wars - Count Dooku Theme (Kevin Kiner)

I OWN NOTHING! Music is by Kevin Kiner and is from the Tales of the Jedi Soundtrack. This is a short compilation of the best bits of the theme Kevin Kiner created for Count Dooku. Been working on multiple projects but after I heard this theme in the show I couldn't resist editing this together. Sooo good! Enjoy!

[CyberController-]

"I used to bring Qui-Gon here as a child, he was always fascinated by this tree. Being born on Coruscant, a planet of steel and stone, he'd never known anything like it"

[Wyr_]

After tales of the Jedi, dooku is now in my top three star wars characters

[aka-red]

"You serve the senate"

"No. We serve the people of this Republic"

[CrimsonGuard]

Dooku did not fail the Order; the Order failed him.

[Vahki]

"Corruption like yours must be eradicated! The Republic cannot be healed, it exists to fuel the rich and greedy while the poor are crushed underneath. We must start over."

[ryry]

"One man should be able to make a difference if he is powerful enough."

[caesuniverse]

"As a people you called out for change, you called out for leadership, and I humbly answered that call. Together we challenged the system. We asked for equality!"

[Ticcy]

The fact that jedi dooku doesnt act too much off from sith dooku rly shows how dooku wasnt evil he was just tryna do what he saw best

[zachary_maskell]

Tales of the Jedi has caused Dooku to go from being a simple plot device and footnote in my memory to suddenly being one of my all-time favorite characters, up there with the greats: the likes of Obi-Wan Kenobi and Ahsoka Tano. His fall and his character were done so masterfully, it makes so much sense and means infinitely more now.

I only wish Sir Christopher Lee could have lived to see it.

[guillermo]

The more and more we see of the jedi, the more we understand why so many of them turned away

[cross-zevol]

This conveys Dooku very powerfully, his stance in the light and in the dark as well as his fall from grace makes him arguably the most tragic diplomatic fallen Jedi who foresaw the coming darkness rising from within the shadows, which would later spread throughout the galaxy filling nothing but dread and despair from Darth Sidious, and the death of his apprentice pushed him closer and closer to the dark side, losing touch from the light, taking away everything he stood for in his prime, until his death would come years later, putting an end to his tragic days he endured after losing everything he worked for as a Jedi master and diplomatic Sith lord

[K.J.Richard]

Kevin Kinner is the proof that Star Wars music won't die with John Williams.

[eddieguererro]

Legends or Canon, this was always Dooku's character. I can only hope Greivous gets the same treatment someday

[brianyun]

I listened to this while he was fighting with the senator and his soldiers, and I had goosebumps cause of how awesome the new ost was

[nickrael]

Love this new theme, one is never truly born evil but is corrupted and becomes disillusioned with society.

[brianhanes]

Dooku deserves a lot more content than what he got.

[davidstone]

Dooku was already my favorite character in Star Wars from the moment he was introduced in Attack of the Clones. At the start, it was mostly bc I'm a LONG time fan of Sir Christopher Lee. But over the years, and learning more of his story, Dooku still remains my favorite character in Star Wars. Especially after watching Tales of the Jedi, and hearing this theme, it even more solidifies why Dooku is my favorite Star Wars character.

[JohnJacksonMiller]

« The road to hell is paved with good intention » - The law of unintended consequences

[BrickBuilder_Paden]

“I’m afraid.”
“I know you are.”
“I’m afraid it’s too late.”

[kanyepepper]

Dooku’s story in Tales of the Jedi is legitimately some of the best Star Wars content published in years. These three episodes cemented Earl Dooku as one of my top favorite Star Wars characters, if not my absolute favorite