![]() Next is "We Go Together", combining the new themes heard in "The Rise of Skywalker"with sections of Rey's theme and the Force theme. "Fleeing from Kijimi" comes next and it's another rousing, adventurous number that plays as the trio are escaping Kijimi after getting Zorii and Babu Frik's help with C-3PO. Since they're being pursued by Kylo Ren, his theme crops up occasionally. It's a haunting tune with kicks off with some spooky chanting and it matches perfectly the atmosphere of the Sith planet. The next track returns to the dark side with "Anthem of Evil" and it's what's heard throughout most of the scenes in Palpatine's hideout on Exegol. It's stuffed with recognizable themes, too, like Luke and Leia's themes, but it's the final section with Yoda's theme that's the showstopper, playing in The Rise of Skywalker during the scene of Luke lifting his X-Wing out of the waters of Ahch-To. ![]() ![]() It's followed by "Destiny of the Jedi", a track that's heard throughout the film during moments of impressive Jedi feats. And where much of Williams' score is purposefully hearkening back to his previous Star Wars work, this track has a certain Indiana Jones sound to it. Not exactly in the same order as they're heard in The Rise of Skywalker, the next tracks hops back to the speeder chase on Pasaana and is straightforwardly titled, "The Speeder Chase". The next track, "The Old Death Star" is what accompanies the scenes set on the wreckage of that old, busted up space station and again it includes a few riffs of the Imperial March. It can be heard during many moments of the them all together, especially early on in the film. "The Rise of Skywalker" is the next track in the score and it's a sweeping composition that reflects the hopeful nature of the film's main trio of Rey, Finn, and Poe. #Force of nature soundtrack free#This is what accompanies the unearthing of the Final Order fleet, with all those Star Destroyers breaking free and rising from the ice. ![]() It includes a little more of Kylo's theme as well as the First Order's theme, but the truly spectacular part comes in the use of the Imperial March near the end. The next track, "Journey to Exegol", plays during Kylo's arrival on the planet and on through Palpatine's reveal of his Final Order fleet. Seeing as the opening scenes of the film include Kylo's search for the Sith wayfinder and his meeting Palpatine - not to mention that exact, iconic line from Revenge of the Sith - the music choices make perfect sense. This time around, though, the track itself is called "Fanfare and Prologue" rather than some combination of Star Wars, Main Theme or Title. Following the fanfare, the track moves into a section that includes pieces of Kylo Ren's theme as well as a few bars of that ominous music from Revenge of the Sith heard during the opera scene between Palpatine and Anakin. William's score for The Rise of Skywalker begins as all Star Wars scores do: with that iconic opening fanfare of trumpets. ![]()
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