When I listen to music, I often make a connection to another piece. This is most evident when listening to Classical music, and noting the similarities found in the film music of the 20th and 21st centuries. This arena will serve as a compilation of connections. At one extreme, these represent what I would say are unapologetic rip-offs of Holst by John Williams. At the other, the connection is perhaps only in my head, or at most only subconsciously stolen by the musician.
John Williams
Catch Me if You Can from Catch Me if You Can
"stolen" from Ralph Vaughan Williams: Symphony No. 9 in Em, mvt. 3
Max Richter
On The Nature Of Daylight from several films including Arrival and Shudder Island
"stolen" from Ludwig van Beethoven: String Quartet No. 15 in Am, mvt. 3 "Heiliger Dankgesang"
Original Replica
Beethoven's 5th (E.T.?)
New World Symphony and Rite of Spring (Jaws)
Copland Appalachian Spring saving private ryan
Schindler's List (??)
Mars, The Planets
Jurassic Park and Brahms 1st
Jupiter, Star Wars celebration
peter and the wolf, indiana jones
Paul Lewis' Rosa Mundi and Schindler's list
Star Wars and Sibelius'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUSCVfOfLsQ&index=3&list=PLp1yprxAhdyWuoLjoc3E6LRcV1RI1OFE5 and Mahler's 5th
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