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Carmina Burana in Revenge of the Sith

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I swore in theaters I remember hearing Carmina Burana as Vader charges the Jedi temple. Does anyone else remember it? Maybe in a real early print or something?

Not that it's important, i wouldn't want to try and "reinstate" that piece of overused opera anyway. But I swear I remember it.

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Since Carmina Burana is like an hour long, which part did you think you heard?
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Yes I think I heard it too *Tries to think really ahrd about it*. It is on any form on the DVD?
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Originally posted by: PaulisDead2221
You can't be serious! The part that's used in movies too much! I guess it might be the introduction, with the low choral voices that pick up into an apocalyptic climax that's great until you hear it so many times.


Yeah, I'm serious. I just checked Amarok. It's a little over an hour long. CB opens and closes with O Fortuna, is that what you're thinking of? Or you could be thinking of Vulnera Plango Fortune ... it's got some range and gets pretty frenetic. Or Ave Formossissima ... it segues into O Fortuna in a fairly apocalyptic manner.

FWIW, I'm pretty sure part of In Taberna Quando Sumus was used for part of LucasArts' TIE Fighter theme.
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I never really paid as much attention to the PT as I did to the OT. I saw the scene you're talking about on HBO a while ago, and I just remember a statement from the Imperial March, then some prequel-standard underscore. I saw it three times in theaters (yes, it's true), and didn't notice anything from OF. Maybe someone on jwfan.net would know more?
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Kinda doubt it. With the exception of the Psycho nod in ANH, the SW music is all John Williams.

Maybe you're remembering a fan trailer or you've been watching Excalibur or Glory too much.