What movies use Gustav Holst Jupiter? - Promautengineeringsolutions

Haylie Duff/The 5 Browns (2013) – (writer: "Jupiter: The Bringer of Jollity") The Great Game (2010) – (writer: "The Planets: Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity" (uncredited), "The Planets: Mars, The Bringer of War") Dark Matter (2010) – (writer: "Mars, Jupiter and Saturn from The Planet Suite for Large Orchestra Opus 32")

Is Jupiter by Gustav Holst in a movie?

Which movie theme song was inspired by Holst’s Mars movement from the planets?

Soundtrack	Movie/Serie	Type
Jupiter	Doctor Who at the Proms	writer
Jupiter	Mr 3000	writer
Jupiter	Paradise Road	writer
Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity	New York, I Love You	writer

Someone with exceptional vision and editing skills (Vimeo user Steven Caraher) has matched up the music of Gustav Holst, specifically from movements of his Planets Suite, with the opening section of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope.

Why did Gustav Holst not write about Pluto?

It was discovered in 1930, four years before he died. He wasn't interested in writing a movement for Pluto in 1930. So, he didn't. It was because The Planets Suite became too popular and people were not paying attention to his other compositions.

What is a fun fact about Gustav Holst?

Born in Cheltenham in 1874, Gustav Holst had professional musicians stretching back three generations in his family. Gustav hoped to be a pianist but was prevented by neuritis. He said that his right arm felt "like a jelly overcharged with electricity".

Why did Holst write the planets?

Holst began composing it in 1914 for piano duet. The last movement, Neptune, he wrote for organ. … The piece had become so popular that it overshadowed his other music, and Gustav Holst was frankly tired of hearing The Planets.

What is Neptune the bringer of?

7. Neptune, the Mystic. The music of the last movement is quiet throughout, in a swaying, irregular metre, opening with flutes joined by piccolo and oboes, with harps and celesta prominent later.

Was Star Wars music inspired by Holst?

The music that provided the soundtrack for adventures of Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia and Darth Vader grew from scores by composers like Erich Korngold and Gustav Holst. CPR Classical's Karla Walker spoke with Colorado Matters about the classical music that helped create the "Star Wars" sound.